sometimes with grace,
sometimes without
(no animals were harmed in the taking of these photographs...i promise)
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- the snow fell
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- where you goin?
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26 comments:
Hahahahaha! Nice way to start a busy day. By the way, I've got plenty of dandelions on my lawn already... plenty of work for 'Whitey'.
A perfect illustration for a french quote that says:"Elsewhere, the grass is always greener..". It means "enjoy what you have, the things you see from far seem better than they really are".
Thank you for your nice comments!I'm glad to read you again!
this is fantastic!!
loved your disclaimer too!
You are very skilled with your camera,beautiful shots.
This friend is also good with yoga!
:)
Léia
:-DDD
Where there's a will there's a way!
What do they say about things being more interesting on the other side of the fence? Two fabulous shots.
The seemingly unattainable is all I ever seem to reach for!
This one made me smile! I wonder if he knew you were photographing his efforts.
Stretch you little stinker--the grass is always greener etc.
BTW I added more photos on todays post--Blogger froze up on me. MB
Great shots and caption!! Glad his head didn't get stuck.
He is probably thinking, "A fence with one inch thick rails would have been sufficient to keep me inside, so why did they have to use such wide boards and narrow space between the rails?"
May the reach prove fruitful. . .
Very nice short story! I would say more often than sometimes and seldom with grace...
So did you lend a helping hand and pluck that tasty morsel from the ground? ha-ha!
Great shots!
Sunny :)
Its a complicated pose, is he choosy about the grass taste? About your question, is Jeff Beck playing, the group in the pictures are in their beginnings.
But the question remains: did it get stuck?
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. And a horse has gotta do what a horse has gotta do.
And further, there's always a photographer around to capture the moment! Or so it seems.
Cool!
Whht was he after, the dandelions? Aww give that guy a carrot!
V
Great shot. And so funny. And true :-))
Fantastic captures and title to go with!
There is a lesson here but I'm afraid it may be a depressing one.
All that for a dandelion!!
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cute :)))
So lovely shots !!!!
I love it :)
LOL!!!
Very interesting photos.
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