Driving Thursday MTCC HDT Shelbyville TN, USA June 17, 2017 Greg & Bliss Preliminary Single Horse – 1st of 1 Preliminary Division – 2nd of 4 Thank you to the landowners, officials, and volunteers for a wonderful competition. Thank you to Kate Bushman for the brilliant Bliss. Dressage The test was steady and accurate butContinue reading “Show Report: Middle Tennessee Carriage Club Horse Driving Trial 2017”
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Saddle Seat Wednesday If I had to choose between saddle seat and dressage, I’d take saddle seat. You go faster. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott
Milton & Me
Still waiting. So, a thoughty post. All the physical parts are in place: trailer, truck, Coggins. Now we need to have all the people in town at the same time. Our most recent random gesture [Sand Colic?] seems to be working. Milton seems to be settling. I would almost … almost … be willing toContinue reading “Milton & Me”
Rodney Recap
Some positives, one major negative. 🙂 Strolling – Rodney and I went for a mounted stroll in the pasture. Although we only went as far as the water trough, it was a wonderful, relaxed beginning. The single stress came from me. When we turned to go back, he swung his head a little too nearContinue reading “Rodney Recap”
Letter Art, AlphaBooks: L is for Lewis
A Book of Narnians By C.S. Lewis Illustrated by Pauline Baynes Text Compiled by James Riordan HarperCollins 1995 As with Tenniel‘s Wonderland, to me, Baynes is Narnia. Lewis on Rodney’s Saga [Off Topic: LEGO for Lent] [On the Second Day Of Christmas: 2 Talking Steeds] [Fantasy Cover Art: Horse & His Boy] [A Fool ButContinue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: L is for Lewis”
State of the Blog: Status Haiku
Nearing two thousand. No fame; no money; no trolls. My subway car art. ~~~ Previous SotB posts [list] Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott
Foto Friday: Spotted at Oak Mountain State Park
My photo teacher [Meet Meg] is leading classes in nature photography at Oak Mountain State Park (details). The first class was about photographing water. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott