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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
the cycle of life...
She just got her girlish figure back. Hard to believe a whole nother burro fit in there. 64,73,62,0,B
Wow, Janet, that is pretty complicated. I rode English Thoroughbred horses, so I think I'll just stick with them if I could find any around here. Likewise a Tennessee walker, because I rode English saddle. Maybe a quarter horse and Western saddle would have to do, but I prefer posting so I don't bounce around so much if I don't hold my seat.
What a beautiful baby and a proud and happy mother. I wonder if the baby could be tamed and ridden or maybe plow the ground for planting
ReplyDeleteYou could name the baby Star because of the white spot on the forehead.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could mate it with a horse of it is a female.
ReplyDeleteI saw a burro inside a ranch fence by a house in Study Butte.
ReplyDeleteJust in case you have nothing to do . . . https://tbnranch.com/2012/01/13/donkey-ass-burro-mule-hinny-what-they-all-mean/
ReplyDeleteWow, Janet, that is pretty complicated. I rode English Thoroughbred horses, so I think I'll just stick with them if I could find any around here. Likewise a Tennessee walker, because I rode English saddle. Maybe a quarter horse and Western saddle would have to do, but I prefer posting so I don't bounce around so much if I don't hold my seat.
ReplyDeletethey sure are pretty. wish they'd come visit regularly. maybe they will.
ReplyDeleteBurros are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like how the pregnant critters that frequent your home bring their young ones so you can meet them once they are born.
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