Monday, August 31, 2009

The grass is always greener


...on the other side of the fence. Tastes better, too!

Photo by Lois Anne.

40 comments:

  1. Oh yeah!! dad gum horses!! I just this summer replaced the whole back fence--it looked sorta like the one pictured. It was a wood fence but had horse wire and was taller but they still do a number on it. Some horses are worse or better than others.

    As for Polo--it might be fun to try. the playing field is so huge that where-ever one would sit your couldn't see all the action. To control your horse and swing that stick to hit a little ball would be hard to master. They wear leg guards from the foot to above the knees.

    MB

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  2. Regarding your title, is that why the neighbor's dog prefers my lawn?

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  3. You sure caught them. If they want it they will figure out a way won't they? I'm sure they'd be happy to help put the board back up after dinner.

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  4. Those are two handsome animals. Nice shot.

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  5. Marvellous! Love the photo & ofcourse the title. The horses are really splendid too.

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  6. Greener, tastier...and free!!! Great photo. This one made me smile.

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  7. What a gorgeous photo - the horses look so tranquil, happy and in love. Beautiful.

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  8. belle scène et j'aime beaucoup le titre de ton post ;)
    nice photograph and I like the title of your post very much ;)

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  9. I always believed it, this is the proof. Great shot with a funny title and caption.

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  10. What a beautiful picture, so fresh and cool.

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  11. Beautiful animals. The neck on the horse that is eating is wonderfully emphasised by her having to stretch over the fence. Will show this to Yasmin later - she adores horses!

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  12. ... and now, there's photographic evidence.

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  13. I love the title, and the new header. Beautiful colours.

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  14. Of course it is! Those horses are so beautiful. Nice shot Lois Anne!

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  15. I love the horse shots you two come up with. This is beautiful. They are amazing creatures.

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  16. That is a really beautiful image Jacob.
    Well done.

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  17. Each time I look at your blog there's a new header! You're such a computer wiz, Jake. I love pictures of horses with their tails in motion! Beautiful!

    Sorry, I must have sent your invitation for Anne's party to your old MN address. Now it's probably encased in ice and completely illegible...

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  18. Certainly pays to have a long neck, too.

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  19. Great photo, I like the title...

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  20. gorgeous scene today. truly serene and one of those photos you look at with pride to be on Earth today.

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  21. I'm with Lee, that's exactly why the neighbor's dog prefers our lawns. *sigh*

    Beautiful horses. Perfect shot!

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  22. Wonderful landscape and adorable horses!
    Great shot Jacob!
    Léia

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  23. hehehe they're beautiful

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  24. You need to do a blind taste test to be sure.

    Cute pic!!

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  25. @ Allison - Thanks. Re: Anne's invitation...I'll just wait 'til next summer when the ice melts and maybe we can find it then. Let's see, what day is that next year? July 1 or 2?

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  26. So it is. The proof of the matter. Very nice shot.

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  27. You got new profile pic, cute one..look like detective.

    so it is spring time overthere? Grass is beautiful and horses look very healthy.

    My Bangkok Through My Eyes!
    You Got A Posty

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  28. It took me a while to decide which one was Cary Grant!!!

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  29. Gorgeous picture, and the banner photo too!

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  30. What a remarkable break-through, this comes handy now that I'm beginning my studies in Criminology. Motive, evidence, it's all here. Your Honor, the prosecution rests!

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  31. You are always horsin' around, Jacob Meister! Looks like a cool new twist on the Oscala blog. How do you like those "apples?"

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  32. Very pretty--I did my master's thesis research on horses and love seeing them, nice capture.

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  33. Très belle photo !
    C'est vrai : la soupe est toujours meilleure chez le voisin.

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  34. Wow!! New headliner and new avatar........wow!!
    Looks pretty sharp. MB

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  35. Hehe, that's a great interpretation of the idiom. A wonderfully idyllic picture for sure!

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  36. Elegant horses, and a nice photo with a good composition.

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