I started going through a bunch of pictures and decided to pick a few pictures from each month and show some scenes of 2010 in pictures. It ended up taking me forever trying to remember certain pictures from each month and then find them on my computer! These aren't necessarily the best pictures that I took but each one brought back a strong memory for me. I remember taking each and every one of these pictures and most of them are associated with very happy memories and moments, with the pictures from the flood being the only exception.
It was fun to scroll through the pictures after getting them posted in chronological order and watching the seasons change and the events of the year unfold.
Happy New Year and Welcome 2011!!
January 2010
Jason with Jo and Bugle; hard to imagine that a few days later we were . . .
. . . sledding! We only have enough snow on the ground to sled once every few years so we took advantage of it. Me with Bear and Jo.
Me with Bear and Bush
Jason and Bear getting ready to sled down the hill; love Bear's pricked ears
Lexi and Cinnamon hanging out
sunset over the farm in February
I remember watching MyLight enjoying her roll . . .
. . . and then she sat up like she always does after she rolls and tries to decide if she's done or not
Homer, Ivan and Chance
Another snowfall; Asterik and Winston
Leo, Levendi and Homer
Me with Bear and Bush
Jason and Bear getting ready to sled down the hill; love Bear's pricked ears
Lexi and Cinnamon hanging out
February 2010
sunset over the farm in February
I remember watching MyLight enjoying her roll . . .
. . . and then she sat up like she always does after she rolls and tries to decide if she's done or not
Homer, Ivan and Chance
Another snowfall; Asterik and Winston
March 2010
Traveller, Norman, Lexi and Bonnie having a tough life the first week of March. Sring was literally right around the corner.
Leo, Levendi and Homer
Chance splashing in the water
Clay, Lightening, Snappy and O'Reilly; it was really starting to look like spring
Levendi and Ivan in the pond
I remember taking this picture early one morning, it is one of my favorite pictures. Alex and Ogie
I remember taking this picture as well because I was walking up towards the barn and turned around and realized how pretty everything was so I took a picture. Teddy provided a nice horse model for the picture.
May will forever be remembered by middle Tennessee for the epic flood. This picture is the farm across the street from our farm.
To the right is the farm across the street and on the left is our mailbox almost underwater. Note you cannot see our driveway or the street! This area of about an acre by the road was one of 2 areas that had flooding on our farm. Our fence can be seen to the far left, it is well back from the road in this area.
Clay, Lightening, Snappy and O'Reilly; it was really starting to look like spring
April 2010
the Big Boys grazing
the Big Boys grazing
Levendi and Ivan in the pond
I remember taking this picture early one morning, it is one of my favorite pictures. Alex and Ogie
I remember taking this picture as well because I was walking up towards the barn and turned around and realized how pretty everything was so I took a picture. Teddy provided a nice horse model for the picture.
May 2010
May will forever be remembered by middle Tennessee for the epic flood. This picture is the farm across the street from our farm.
To the right is the farm across the street and on the left is our mailbox almost underwater. Note you cannot see our driveway or the street! This area of about an acre by the road was one of 2 areas that had flooding on our farm. Our fence can be seen to the far left, it is well back from the road in this area.
Same view of our driveway/mailbox to the left taken from farther away. The only other area of the farm that had standing water was about half an acre behind my arena. All of this water receded within about 6 hours of the rain stopping. We had no damage anywhere at all to fences, buildings or houses. Many in our community suffered severe damage and lost their homes. We were very lucky.
Levendi and Tony trotting through their pasture a couple of days after the flood.
Levendi and Tony trotting through their pasture a couple of days after the flood.
I remember taking this picture of Faune and Sebastian well; big (Faune - Selle Francais) and small (Sebastian - Connemara) side by side.
Construction began at the new farm!! This is the driveway entrance.
June 2010
Apollo trotting through the pasture
Levendi looking very relaxed
the flock of wild turkey chicks and their mom that my dad was feeding this summer
My parents were away on a long trip in June and I heard Jason driving around and around in the Gater one day. My dad drives the dogs around in it every day and they were starting to get depressed without their daily ride so I looked out the window and realized Jason was driving the dogs all over the farm to cheer them up.
Norman had a surprise visitor. His mom, who had never been to the farm, was driving through the area and stopped in for a quick visit.
MyLight, Missy, Harmony and Cuff Links grazing very early one July morning
World's Cutest Fainting Goats at play; Jo leaping off of a hay bale and over Mina
Hoffy came home! After a couple of years on loan to a friend as a "husband horse" my horse Hoffy came home. Jason leading him to the barn on his first day home.
I remember these three bright and alert faces watching me over the fence and I had to take their picture. Fuzzy, Murphy and Dutch
Elfin looked so carefree running through the pasture with Bella
Sebastian was showing off his extended trot
My parents were away on a long trip in June and I heard Jason driving around and around in the Gater one day. My dad drives the dogs around in it every day and they were starting to get depressed without their daily ride so I looked out the window and realized Jason was driving the dogs all over the farm to cheer them up.
July 2010
Norman had a surprise visitor. His mom, who had never been to the farm, was driving through the area and stopped in for a quick visit.
MyLight, Missy, Harmony and Cuff Links grazing very early one July morning
World's Cutest Fainting Goats at play; Jo leaping off of a hay bale and over Mina
August 2010
Hoffy came home! After a couple of years on loan to a friend as a "husband horse" my horse Hoffy came home. Jason leading him to the barn on his first day home.
I remember these three bright and alert faces watching me over the fence and I had to take their picture. Fuzzy, Murphy and Dutch
Elfin looked so carefree running through the pasture with Bella
Sebastian was showing off his extended trot
September 2010
Moving Day!! We moved the first group of horses to the new farm. Probably my favorite day of the year! Jason leading the semi with the Big Boys up the driveway to the new farm.
Moving Day!! We moved the first group of horses to the new farm. Probably my favorite day of the year! Jason leading the semi with the Big Boys up the driveway to the new farm.
Thomas and Jason are big friends. Here they are hanging out shortly after Thomas and the rest of the Big Boys were unloaded at the new farm.
Dutch found Wiz's back to be a comfortable resting place
Cuffie showing his true pony attitude playing over the fence with B-Rad (look at those ears and teeth!). He lures the horses over looking all sweet and innocent and then he reminds them that pony is a four letter word!
B-Rad and Alex hanging out
the three grays looked so pretty in the morning sun; Sebastian, Gus and Asterik
Lily and Maisie grazing together
Rocky on the run with all four feet off the ground
Lots of progress at the new farm! Look at the picture I posted in May 2010 above to see the progress.
Teddy was napping and letting the fence hold his head up
Cuffie showing his true pony attitude playing over the fence with B-Rad (look at those ears and teeth!). He lures the horses over looking all sweet and innocent and then he reminds them that pony is a four letter word!
B-Rad and Alex hanging out
October 2010
Justin and B-Rad were napping together and resting their heads on Alex
the three grays looked so pretty in the morning sun; Sebastian, Gus and Asterik
Lily and Maisie grazing together
November 2010
Rocky on the run with all four feet off the ground
Lots of progress at the new farm! Look at the picture I posted in May 2010 above to see the progress.
Teddy was napping and letting the fence hold his head up
4 comments:
You should do a calendar - great shots - love the double yawns!
great photos! Sounds like you guys had a pretty darn good year! The flooding must have been pretty scary - glad that your farm wasn't damaged...
I love the rolling hills of your area - it must be so good for the horses to run and walk the hills all the time. I have pasture envy!
Thank you for the year in pictures and the nice pic of Apollo. I makes me feel much more a part of things! Happy New Year and best of luck for the year to come!
Wonderful pictures. We feel so fortunate that we can stay abreast about the news where Gus is. Have a happy and healthy 2011!
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