Just to say its not to cold! I have my rug on!!!! I was left with my pals in the field last night, what can I say? It was a bit cool, the temperature dropped to –9deg C, it does look pretty though? Dont you think?
I`ve been told its going to snow today, well lets hope (HE) fetches some food, we are starving! Only two hard feeds a day, and only a bale of hay to sustain us! I dont know, we could do with a few apples, maybe some carrots, and possibly my favourite, few tangerines!! Yum! Yum!……..
I think that style works for you! I know how you feel about the carrots. I have dropped my boy's feed down so he's not so OTT, but he's not happy about it. I may have to try the tangerine thing. Barnaby's favourite is banana, a new thing for me. Run up and down a lot to keep warm!
ReplyDeleteDo you really think so? I find the frost crinkles my hair, all goes frizzy! Cant do a thing with it.
ReplyDeleteBut it does look so cute!.....Thanks darling!!!Lol
Pony looks adorable in frost! Tangerines? Never heeard of a horse eating them. I tried bananas on mine and got only disgusted looks.
ReplyDeleteHi, it all started some years ago.....The grey mare of mine, she was injured, and I was kinda spending a lot of time with her. (She was my first started from scratch horse.) So we have a lot to talk about!!!Lol!
ReplyDeleteI was standing near her, eating a small Tangerine. Gracie leant over, and lipped the fruit! I let her eat some, from then on? She eats the skin and everything!!
So now, I offer all the young horses Tangerines! They all eat them, try it, but use the easy peel variety.
That frosty look is pretty nice!
ReplyDeletePie is always trying to eat the Osage Oranges lying by the trail - and they're definitely not edible! I'll have to try giving him some citrus fruits and see what he does.
Hi Kate! Try them oranges/Tangerines, they will love them.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable he looks with frost in the mane and the ears... wonderful picture! I'll have to try tangerines. Mine like watermelon in the summer and the usual suspects like apples and oranges. Peaches are kinda popular too.
ReplyDeleteYour horses eat tangerines too! I thought mine were the only crazy ones!!!! They also like cucumbers, pickles, bannanas, and pumpkin. Everybody but Sweet cheeks eats carrots, he usually gives me a look if disgust when I offer him a carrot.
ReplyDeleteI love pony with the frost in his hair, he is so adorable!!!! I'm kind of fond of him anyway!
Yup, that's chilly. Still trying to work out whose hair gets crinkled in frost though, Cheyenne. The horse... or yours?
ReplyDeleteSome humans pay good money to get that frosted look.
ReplyDeleteAaaw, he's cool and cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! I had that frosted look for Christmas, and no, its only my hair thats frosted valance!!!!
ReplyDeleteAh...love the photo's Chey!
ReplyDeleteSaw you on the porch today!
You look great!
Hugs
Hawk
Fantastic pictures! You are doing great with that new camera. What did you end up getting?
ReplyDeleteI have popped over from "the Valance" blog. It is nice to meet you and I am one of those who pays good money for this frosted look...Hugs
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy, Miss Bernie!! I finally decided on a Nikon, L110. Its fine for the everyday stuff, and so far has produced some good pics. But the really cool thing is the package of software the comes too!
ReplyDeleteLots of stuff to play with, photoshop stuff, so I`m a happy Bunny!
I love these photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheyenne, enjoyed them myself!
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