Arabian Horse herd in the Desert

I have been ill lately And Im finally starting to feel better so i took a bike ride and then i hike to the sand pits to take these photos. they would have been better if the sun was out. oh well.

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Clarice

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Clare Meets Remmi

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Clare and Warren Meet back up

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Warren and Remmi have a snack

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Remington sees something in the distance

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Where did my friends go?Remmi wonders.

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Clare find a cave!

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The three are together again

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Good that you are getting well again, Lacey.
Your gorgeous horses seem to enjoy it also

What a fantastic, wonderfull place you have taken those lovely photoes
I think pictures can be very fine also if there is no sun, these certainly are

Thaks for sharing

Wow, wonderful pics! Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant pictures Lacey! Your Arabs are stunning, really beautiful horses
Glad you're feeling better

Congratulations Lacey, I enjoyed a lot your pictures! What was inside the cave??? :)

Roger wrote:

Congratulations Lacey, I enjoyed a lot your pictures! What was inside the cave??? :)

Not really sure maybe i should have looked inside

I wish i could bring everyone there with me and we could take outside pictures of our model animals. it would be a blast the said pit has a lake, and tones of moss and is so pretty year round:)

Your custom painted Arabians are beautiful! Thankyou for sharing.

I have to share this true story...

Many years ago My "ex" who was a Horse trainer had a lady bring him her Arabian to train. She was having trouble getting it to go down the trail, especially where water was involved be it a puddle or a shallow stream. Her reasoning as to why this horse didn't like water was "Well, he is an Arabian and they are raised in the desert and not used to water..." Now this horse was born outside Seattle Washington where it rains ALOT! So, our response to that was "Lady, what does your horse do about getting a drink of water then..."

LOL Some people...


~ Sue

Suebeedo wrote:

Your custom painted Arabians are beautiful! Thankyou for sharing.

I have to share this true story...

Many years ago My "ex" who was a Horse trainer had a lady bring him her Arabian to train. She was having trouble getting it to go down the trail, especially where water was involved be it a puddle or a shallow stream. Her reasoning as to why this horse didn't like water was "Well, he is an Arabian and they are raised in the desert and not used to water..." Now this horse was born outside Seattle Washington where it rains ALOT! So, our response to that was "Lady, what does your horse do about getting a drink of water then..."

LOL Some people...


~ Sue

LOL that is a very common problem with horses. i once worked with a poney who had been own buy abusive owners who abandon her at there borders and movies to Texas. She was afraid of everything Sand piles, Water streams, people Mostly 30 and up, other horses. I worked with her and eventually she learned to trust me. I know from experienced Arabian are some of the most stubborn horses.(also can be very loving and sweet two) I use to not care for the dish faced look and the attitude. There is just something about them you have to ride them to really feel what they are all about. To ride them is to love them. :)

Ha, ha, I love that story about the Arab horses being scared of water.

Some people are very confused about heritage and environmental factors.
I can`t help telling this TRUE (!) story :
I was in a super market, and a lady had a most lovely little Asian-looking baby girl in a pram.
An old lady experessed everyone`s opiniom : Ohhhhh! She is so pretty!!"
But then added :
But how will you understand her when she starts speaking ?

Ha, ha, it was very fortunate that the Danish family adopted the girl, because I am sure she would speak Danish

Suebeedo wrote:

Your custom painted Arabians are beautiful! Thankyou for sharing.

I have to share this true story...

Many years ago My "ex" who was a Horse trainer had a lady bring him her Arabian to train. She was having trouble getting it to go down the trail, especially where water was involved be it a puddle or a shallow stream. Her reasoning as to why this horse didn't like water was "Well, he is an Arabian and they are raised in the desert and not used to water..." Now this horse was born outside Seattle Washington where it rains ALOT! So, our response to that was "Lady, what does your horse do about getting a drink of water then..."

LOL Some people...


~ Sue

SUSANNE wrote:

Ha, ha, I love that story about the Arab horses being scared of water.

Some people are very confused about heritage and environmental factors.
I can`t help telling this TRUE (!) story :
I was in a super market, and a lady had a most lovely little Asian-looking baby girl in a pram.
An old lady experessed everyone`s opiniom : Ohhhhh! She is so pretty!!"
But then added :
But how will you understand her when she starts speaking ?

Ha, ha, it was very fortunate that the Danish family adopted the girl, because I am sure she would speak Danish

some people

HKHollinstone wrote:

Suebeedo wrote:

Your custom painted Arabians are beautiful! Thankyou for sharing.

I have to share this true story...

Many years ago My "ex" who was a Horse trainer had a lady bring him her Arabian to train. She was having trouble getting it to go down the trail, especially where water was involved be it a puddle or a shallow stream. Her reasoning as to why this horse didn't like water was "Well, he is an Arabian and they are raised in the desert and not used to water..." Now this horse was born outside Seattle Washington where it rains ALOT! So, our response to that was "Lady, what does your horse do about getting a drink of water then..."

LOL Some people...


~ Sue

SUSANNE wrote:

Ha, ha, I love that story about the Arab horses being scared of water.

Some people are very confused about heritage and environmental factors.
I can`t help telling this TRUE (!) story :
I was in a super market, and a lady had a most lovely little Asian-looking baby girl in a pram.
An old lady experessed everyone`s opiniom : Ohhhhh! She is so pretty!!"
But then added :
But how will you understand her when she starts speaking ?

Ha, ha, it was very fortunate that the Danish family adopted the girl, because I am sure she would speak Danish

some people

Wonderful photos and storyline. Thanks for sharing. Funny stories too.

Nice Arabians. Love the way they're customized.

Nice looked arabian mares! I love their colours!