Jakesprinter has Sunday post. Today he said to put up Autumn pictures. It is still hot where I live this September 16th day. Right now it is 89 degrees outside. Today I was watering my wilting bushes in my front yard because I have to dig a hole to plant them. I saw a horse on the corner so I ran and got my camera. Then I saw more and more horses. I told my son to get a carrot, so he got a couple of them and I threw them toward them. They walked over and ate the carrot, that was in the road. They were getting a drink of water in the gutter.
There were 16 or 17 horses, they all started walking in the street right beside me.
They walked right past me and some came up in the yard right beside my yard. I don’t have grass, but the lady next door to me does. They came up into the yard and was eating her grass.
They went across the street and was standing in the yards, some of the colts were laying down in the grass, taking a nap, one was scratching his head on the sticks by a tree.
They stayed there a while eating the grass, then they kept walking down the street, into peoples yards.
I could walk really close to them, they didn’t bother me. They were healthy looking and their coats were shiny. They were beautiful.
Beautiful photographty for this week theme Connie , Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thankyou Jake. I imagine it will another month before I get leaves changing photos. It is rare for wild horses to be on my street.
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are these wild horses? wow! that’s pretty amazing! They all seem like very calm, like don’t mind us we’re just passing by, carry on, we’re all good! 🙂
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Yes they are wild horses. They come down from the mountains to eat peoples grass because it has been so dry, they want the grass.
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Also if you click on the pictures you can see the horses better.
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This is so exciting. Wild horses in the suburbs looks magical and fun. Great images. Thanks and have a blessed , wonderful day my friend.
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They are fun to watch. The horse management people capture them and take them to be auctioned off. Last week they caught 16 horses. I am concerned that these horses will be captured too. People do not like them walking through neighborhoods.
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They are lovely pictures. It must be so strange to have them roaming around. If you have roses, don’t forget to collect up the manure!!
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You live in a magical place, Connie. Imagine seeing wild horses! This is the stuff dreams are made of! (And it looks like they make good lawn mowers, too.)
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Impossible to imagine where I live, but so beautiful.
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Oh, my gosh! This is incredible! Where do you live?
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Reno, Nevada
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That is amazing! My sister Con lives in Alaska and occasionally looks out her window to see a bear. A herd of wild horses is no less surprising!
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