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24 comments:
un bien beau paysage champetre. cela doit etre tres calme comme endroit
Beautiful!
And those horses do look pretty small, but I suppose they're cheaper to maintain than regular-sized horses.
:)
So pretty!
Very lovely country scene, Jacob. And I like this modern barn... charming. A close-up of the doors would be cool to see.
[I had heard the expression, "You can't hit the broad side of a barn..." but had to look up the meaning - yeah, I'm not American, okay? - and you are ever so clever, Jacob... I bet the shots of your barns are gorgeous... and I need to take some time going back in your blog.]
love the colors here!!
The drink on my post is fresh lime with soda :)
It looks so peaceful there!
"Small"??? I'd take it.
Small, eh?! ;-)
Difficult to image a large one...
Paula took the pun right out of my mouth.
Small horse farm;that's an oxymoron, right?
So simple and yet so beautiful! Great capture indeed.
Regarding your comment on the sleeping lioness: It was mating season. Lions mate every five minutes for two or three days so they get really exausted and I simply took advantage of the situation! LOL! I have a shot of this very lady caught in the act that I will post soon. :-)
Peaceful scenery, I would love to walk around there and see those horses.I'm always enchanted by horses!
Léia
I'd like to see how you guys define "big."
Ah, beautiful! Lovely scene and I like the fences. MB
This is lovely. It could be here. :)
Lovely little farm!
Niiice! My mom would LOVE to visit there & see all those horses... mom would LOVE to have that many horses, it's probably dad that won't let her get that many! LoL!
What a lovely view ...
Very pastoral scene.
I was interested in your comment on JM's site about whether there was a connection between the white-faced Capuchin monkeys in Costa Rica and the Capuchin monks. There is, indeed.
Early settlers named the monkeys Capuchin because they felt they resembled the dark robes, open only at the faces, of Capuchin monks.
I think Capuchin monks are also the derivation of the name for cappucino.
Oh yes, very nice.
This photo could be a beautiful postcard of Ocala....I agree with the other, small???
That is so beautiful!
Looks like a fine day for a ride.
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