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Friday, January 1, 2010

Making Snow Angels

The weathermen predicted that this would be an El Niño winter in New Mexico; it appears they are correct.



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27 comments:

  1. Anonymous1/1/10, 7:15 AM

    Looks like he's trying to make "chocolate" snow!! Belton Belle

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  2. Cyndi and Stumpy1/1/10, 7:20 AM

    Snow baths! AWESOME!

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  3. Anonymous1/1/10, 7:31 AM

    Horses do love the snow! and the mud! Fun pictures!

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  4. Anonymous1/1/10, 7:31 AM

    Love it! Hope you have a great day, and wonderful New Year!

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  5. tomdonovanvoiceover1/1/10, 7:54 AM

    Hey Linda,

    Didn't know horses knew how to "make angels" in the snow :- )

    Tom

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  6. Pat in east TN1/1/10, 8:16 AM

    Now that is just too cool and your pictures of them 'doing their thing' are awesome! What fun you have with all your critters and their antics!

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  7. Brenda's Arizona1/1/10, 8:34 AM

    I just learned this winter that horses roll in snow/mud/whatever. You have provided wonderful proof! I love these, as I do all your photos and posts. Happy New Year, all around.

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  8. Shirley1/1/10, 8:35 AM

    Great sequences! That last, tail flying, picture is terrific.

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  9. Fantastyk Voyager1/1/10, 8:46 AM

    It looks like a horses head! LOL! great snow angels!!

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  10. Leah Fry1/1/10, 8:56 AM

    Those are some wild looking angels. Happy New Year!

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  11. Grey Horse Matters1/1/10, 9:19 AM

    Glad to see somebody is enjoying the snow.

    Happy New Year Carson!

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  12. A New England Life1/1/10, 9:34 AM

    I love the way you find such humor and entertainment in the animals. Of course they never stop showing off either ; )

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  13. Cheryl Ann1/1/10, 10:16 AM

    I've never seen horses rolling in snow! Great photos!

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  14. Sandra1/1/10, 10:49 AM

    Lucky for you, Carson the ground is frozen so these snow lovers remain clean at least for a little while.
    Horses just wanna have fun!
    2010 is an exciting New Year and a new decade too.
    Here's to you Carson!
    Best always, Sandra

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  15. sonia a. mascaro1/1/10, 11:33 AM

    Amazing pictures!

    All the best in 2010!

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  16. symphonious sweets1/1/10, 12:50 PM

    Sugar coated ponies! very sweet lol.

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  17. Suzanne1/1/10, 12:50 PM

    How beautiful they are! I love seeing just a glimpse of the fun you have with them.

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  18. Lynette1/1/10, 12:52 PM

    boy, they're hardy, aren't they? rolling on that hard ground like it was featherbeds! Happy New Year to you all.

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  19. Nancy in NC1/1/10, 1:00 PM

    Happy New Year, Carson. Best wishes to you and yours.

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  20. Sandy ~~~1/1/10, 1:28 PM

    Now I know the reason for having chestnut and sorrel horses in New Mexico....cuz the red soil just blends in.

    Happy New Year to you all! Hugs, Sandy and the critters

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  21. Maria1/1/10, 1:56 PM

    Ha ha ha ha ha. OMG, the tail in that last photo! Ha ha ha. Happiest of new years to all of you! :-)

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  22. Kathleen Coy1/1/10, 3:28 PM

    Brilliant photos!
    Are they making modern art? ;-)

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  23. AJ-OAKS1/1/10, 3:56 PM

    They made some great snow angels! Way to start a new year. Happy New Year to everyone at the ranch.

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  24. Unknown1/1/10, 8:57 PM

    Okay, is that static or does he just whirl his tail for fun? LOL

    Fantastic pictures!

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  25. Anonymous1/2/10, 3:21 PM

    LOVE IT! Happy New year!

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  26. Michelle1/4/10, 11:56 AM

    Never saw horsey snow angels before, but they sure are cute!

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  27. Rhiannon10/27/10, 3:28 PM

    Talk about laugh! I have just finished reading your story which I found through a Parelli blog. I love you photos and I have thoroughly enjoyed reading your story. You should write a book! I'd certainly read it. The snow angels are supberb.

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