
What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott
Horses & Other Interests

What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott

What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott

What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott

What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott

What is it?
Reveal on Saturday.
Inspired by Digital Photo Secrets: Stuck In A Rut? Try These Fun Photography Games.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott


When I was much younger, I remember going with my grandmother to the Post Office. She took time to examine all the available stamps before choosing ones she liked. I wondered, and probably said, ‘Why bother? They’re just stamps.’ These days I find myself doing the same thing, opting for a moment of beauty in a mundane task. Which leads me to wonder about the artists who create stamps. Millions see their work; no one knows their name.
“The late Howard E. Paine was the art director. Artist Steve McCracken of Winchester, VA, created original art for the project.” Postal Service to Dedicate Christmas Carols Forever Stamps
Howard E. Paine
If anyone has information/links for artist Steve McCracken, please let me know. Steve McCracken Illustration, per comment below.
A Short Course on First Day Covers from the American First Day Cover Society, proving that there is an organization for everything. Although, given the number of horse associations to which I pay dues each year, I cannot cast the smallest pebble,
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Katherine Walcott

“Behind The Scenes: Amy Struzzieri, Horse-Show Night Watch Service”
USDF Connection
November 2017
United States Dressage Federation
A short interview with the folks who check our horses while we sleep.
©2017 United States Dressage Federation. Used by permission. Reproduction prohibited without prior written permission of the publisher.

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