Temperatures have exceeded 100 degrees in Siberia (!), and while the northeast and southwest United States are having heat and wildfires, Missouri has been granted several halcyon days. Once again, horses stayed out in the field with morning temperatures below 60. Bart Stone wonders if the photographer has a treat Oisin Jane and I rode. […]
Wednesday – June 24, 2020 Read More »
After the rain, it was cool and beautiful this morning. The horses stayed out for an extra hour. Jane and I decided to work on our gardens, since it was great weeding weather. Vlad and Daniel came to take finished sculptures away and deliver the next project’s armature. I was not on the job today,
Tuesday – June 23, 2020 Read More »
I had seen the forecast yesterday, which showed an 80% chance of rain for today, so I was surprised by a beautiful morning. Rain chance was reduced to 20%, when I checked. Jane and I tacked up and rode. The ring was already getting dusty again. I jumped a little bit, and Bart was great.
Monday – June 22, 2020 Read More »
I missed the Summer Solstice – it was yesterday, a day earlier than I expected, thanks to Leap Year. And so, the days are getting shorter now… I hope my “readers” are not tired of seeing pictures of grazing horses. I never tire of the sight of them, content in their life. I have been
Father’s Day – June 21, 2020 Read More »
There are not really any adventures to report today. We decided not to ride this morning, waiting for the skies to water the ring for us. It has been miserably dusty. So, I spent much of the day working outside, sweating, and listening to Scott Turow’s new book, The Last Trial. Stone was first in
Saturday – June 20, 2020 Read More »