A snow storm rolled into our area earlier this weekend. The roads were clear enough this afternoon for us to safely venture out to the homebuilding site. Builder Mike is making great progress. Wiring activities are almost finished. All of the floors have been thoroughly swept of accumulated construction debris. A new concrete pad in the garage was a welcomed sight.
After our brief visit, we saw these horses basking in the winter sun. The handsome creatures are part of a large herd that live about a half a mile down the road from our soon-to-be cottage. I hope that you don’t get tired of seeing their pictures!
How Pretty! You're so cleaver! Love the scrolling! Heard TN got pounded with the storms! Stay safe!!!
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You can't have too many horse photos. :D
ReplyDeleteThose are your new neighbors? Wow! How blessed can a gal get? I won't mind seeing them at all. Very nice altering, too.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing their pictures! I don't see horses much anymore. My little town grew so large and much of the farmland is now subdivided or turned into shopping. That's a beautiful shot of them in the snow. It's exciting to hear how quickly your home is progressing!
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Nita Jo
Donna, those horses are beautiful! I won't get tired of seeing them, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteAs much as I yearn for Spring... it's shots like this that make me want Winter just a bit longer.
Thanks for sharing! Have a good week.
Ok I have a new favorite photo! Lol I wish our horses cooperated like these do for you. Please continue to share pics of your new neighbors, as they are Beautiful!
ReplyDeletedonna, are you kidding? horse, like fire and water are fascinating. and like raw honey....sah-weet!!!
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SO pretty - love it!!
ReplyDeleteWht pretty horses..how wonderful that they live so close to you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creatures, I am mesmerized! You have captured them beautifully!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I will get sick of seeing them. They are beauties...now just need some cowboys on them....lol xxxRobby
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter scene! Great news about your cottage, are you taking new photos again soon?
ReplyDeletePoor cold horsies! That's a lovely photo, Donna. Glad you are doing okay, I was concerned hearing about the snow in your area. I have a new blog post today, finally. Talk to you soon, sending hugs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! I love the horses and it almost looks like a painting, the colors are so rich!
ReplyDeleteI liked the word verification "darer".
Appropriate, huh?
I adore horses and can never see enough of their photos! There is something about horses standing on snow that does say something about the power of winter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! And I like what you did to it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for guiding me through your blog! I am tickled to be able to join your blog family as well as being a part of your natural family... Catherine wants to download some of her pictures on the computer so we can share them too :) More from her: this is catherine and i would love to one day have the skill to take the pictures you do, I have learned how to make a pic black & white,sepia and cyanotype but I would love to learn how to make them look like a painted pic, that would be so cool!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi, Catherine! Without getting into the expense of a Photoshop program, you can do some special tricks right on the internet! Go to www.picnik.com, upload a photo, go to the Create tab, and then Effects tab. Click on the various effects on the left-hand side of the screen and adjust the sliders to your liking. After you get done, you download the file back to your computer with the changes! It's a LOT of fun! They have some sample pictures that you can play with first and see what cool things you can do!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you, Diane, for coming to visit my blog and being part of my online family too!
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