Thursday, April 28, 2016

Good fences, great misty morning

Over the weekend, Grant accompanied me and the dogs on our walk. The sun was trying to make its appearance through a thick mist hanging over the golf course. Rather eerily, the cattle stood at the fence waiting for me and the dogs to approach. 
This lad is my fan - he always pushes his nose up against the camera lens and ...
...licks it! 

Skabenga greets the cattle
A little way up the paddock I saw the lone horse with the full moon above it in the sky
I whistled and the horse looked up!
Sepia misty tones 
This was what we actually saw and I was thrilled to have captured it

I'm linking to Good Fences Thursday here

HAPPY THURSDAY TO YOU ALL!





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9 comments:

  1. Connie28 April, 2016 04:32

    Great photos . . . thanks so much for sharing them with us.

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  2. Margaret Birding For Pleasure28 April, 2016 08:46

    I do like the sepia shots, gives theimages even more mystery

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  3. eileeninmd28 April, 2016 12:23

    Hello Jo, pretty lighting! I love the cattle, horses and your cute Skabenga. Enjoy your day!

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  4. Author R. Mac Wheeler28 April, 2016 13:27

    aw...Skabenga. What a great name.

    A really nice walk. A little fog can make the everyday extraordinary.

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  5. MadSnapper28 April, 2016 13:57

    Love the misty sepia horse photos. wow... and it is hard to capture mist like that. love love the pup kissing the cow... and that face shot of the licker makes me HAPPY.. I love cows almost as much as dogs

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  6. TexWisGirl28 April, 2016 14:38

    these are just beautiful! the horse shots are dreamy!

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  7. 21 Wits28 April, 2016 14:51

    Let's play kissy-face and they did! Cute captures.

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  8. LV28 April, 2016 19:44

    Even tho weather was not perfect, you shared a most delightful presentation. Animals make for some of the best shows ever. You did very well.

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  9. Ida29 April, 2016 04:28

    Wonderful post. I love the misty photos of the cows & horses and fences.

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