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15 comments:
un beau couple de chevaux , cela donne une belle photo
I am glad you like my horse farm, Jacob.
A lovely peaceful shot!
this is so beautiful...
What beauties and it's so green!
Hello! What a beautiful place!
You should quit golf carts and cars.
:-)
Beautiful! Love the contrast between the green and brown. Good shot!
Whenever we have these thunderstorms, they can last for hours. Most people get scared, but I enjoy ...
Actually my team was the best support team in the Nordic region. Since we've always been the bottom team, this was quite a performance. Now we just need to stay on the top-:)
Wishing you a joyfull Thursday-:)
It would be wonderful to walk there regularly.
It makes such a beautiful scene. It almost looks like Kentucky!
I know why they are standing in the shade! The heat has been unbearable hasn't it?
Beautiful scene, Jacob!
P.S. The name of the saint is Roque; the thing is the 'courier' font I use on the blogs makes the 'q' look like a 'g'... :-)
The light is very nice!
Sweet!! MB
Horses doing what horses like to do best....munch..munch!
Pretty!
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