At the Horse Show, 2010
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Happy New Year to you all. I'd like to take a wordy moment to thank you for all your kind words about my photos over the years. I look forward to seeing your photographs and see what's caught your eye and lens.
ReplyDeletewho knows what a new year of WW will bring?
ReplyDeletenice horsie stuff.
Happy New Year to you! Nice horse-y shot.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it belongs in a coffee table book! I love it!
ReplyDeleteAnd a very happy new year full of love, joy and many more photos to you too!
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Looks like someone is getting ready to SADDLE UP!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW, and Happy New Year!
~EdT.
You have NO idea how much I look forward to your Wordless Wednesday photos! And this one is another winner!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool little saddle stack! I think this photo is great!
ReplyDeleteI never know what photos you'll have.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy 2012!
Interesting sculpture of saddles!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW and Happy New Year!
That's a nice, cheerful display.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great Holiday week.
You have such a good eye for a great photograph. I always look forward to Wednesday to see what you've found lately.
ReplyDeleteI agree you have a great eye. I would look at that and just think it was a big mess!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful photo...it brings back many memories of my childhood for me when I spent hours and hours around horses and in barns.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you!
Fun splashes of blue among the saddles!
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