Last week, a local farmer came and mowed our pasture
and baled the hay for us, so my daughter took the opportunity
to let her miniature horse burn some energy by taking her on a
flying drive through the freshly-mowed area.
Her quarter horse decided to get in on the game
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and baled the hay for us, so my daughter took the opportunity
to let her miniature horse burn some energy by taking her on a
flying drive through the freshly-mowed area.
Her quarter horse decided to get in on the game
and chased them around until he got bored.
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My youngest son spotted her and wanted a ride…
but he had to catch up with her first.
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This horse may be little…but she can really move.
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Eventually he caught up and was able to jump on board…
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and his sister let him take the reigns for a while.
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I was in the middle of taking photos for my shop
listings when I spotted their fun in the pasture,
so I had my camera handy to snap a few photos from the top of the hill.
Days like this remind me of why I thank God I’m a country girl…
and my kids are country kids.
Whether you’re a city girl or a country girl,
I hope your day is richly blessed,
Angie
Now it shall come to pass, if you diligently obey the voice of the Lord your God, to observe carefully all His commandments which I command you today, that the Lord your God will set you high above all nations of the earth. And all these blessings shall come upon you and overtake you, because you obey the voice of the Lord your God: “Blessed shall you be in the city, and blessed shall you be in the country”….Deuteronomy 28:1-3
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Oh, to live in the country. That is one of my dreams. But I thank God for being able to spend the summers in the country. And give my children the opportunity to explore the nature etc.
We had our hay baled last week too.
Hope you have a great day my friend.
Greetings from Finlad.
Huggs Erica
What a beautiful scene and memories! You are blessed to live in such a beautiful place! I’m grateful today for the break in the heat here . . . sitting out in my gazebo enjoying a strong, cool breeze before church! Have a blessed day!
The country is where I would love to live, although my parents left their family farm and moved to the city for employment when I was a child. My heart belongs there but we are still city dwellers. We visit family often in the country so I do get to enjoy it sometimes. The children look like they love their horses, and your scripture is so fitting.
Ann
Love it…so glad you had your camera ready!! Enjoy your day! Laurel
Great photos! 🙂 And what a cute little mini your daughter has! There’s a miniature horse farm a couple miles down the road from us. All the mares are foaling right now and my son and I frequently stop to admire the wee babies. Enjoy your Sunday, Angie!
Erin
Looks like they had a lot of fun! What memories.
Thanks for sharing!
Have a wonderful Sunday!
sandraallen260@centurytel.net
It’s so fun to watch kids making memories. Thanks for giving us a peek too 🙂
Great photos… I’ve always wanted a horse, even if it’s a mini. I even have the barn for it. Your children are very fortunate to have wide open spaces and animals and enjoy the country life.
Looks like they were having great fun together!!
Angie,
How fun to have captured those moments of your children.Looks like a fun time!
(((Hugs)))
Anne
how fun!!
lovely photos!
funny angie, i’m a country girl who went to school in the city and is happy in either place. but i do so love the country, if even just for the view of the hay bales we get. yes? love the shots of the horses! lots of fun
How fun this would be! Maybe I should come out and you and I could take a spin!
These photos are too fun, Angie! You are blessed to live there!