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4 comments:
Do you fertilize your fields? Do you have to mow? Down here in South Florida it takes alot of maintenance to keep the pastures green.
Beautiful stills. I think the fencing might actually be over-shadowing the horses as a thing of beauty! ;-)
I always chuckle a bit at your Sunday Stills, Melissa... They are the same lovely, peaceful photos as on Monday through Saturday!
I COULD LOOK AT HORSE PICTURES ALL DAY. WHY? I DON'T KNOW. THEIR JUST BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS. GRANNY
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