With agility unmatched in the world of equines, it is revealing to watch a mule jump in slow motion.
Video and photos compliments of our little outing last weekend…the last for a while for my daughter who leaves for South Korea in a few weeks. She often complained that all we had out here was "red rocks and cactus." I used to tell her that she better be careful not to jinx herself--she might end up living in a drab part of the world someday. I think she is going to miss this...
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| Soaking up the last of the red rocks for a while. South Korea won't be so ledgy. |
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| One of the coming two year-olds. This is a FAV. |
2 comments:
Just found your blog... it was great to read. Being from Henrieville I always enjoy reading about the area and I love mules. My grandfather had them and spent a lot of time on fifty mile mountain as a gov. trapper. In fact he killed the last wolf in the area in 1928. That's what brought me to your site. I am doing research for a painting of the wolf/taking. So I am hoping to do an excursion on 50 mile this spring. I did the hole in the rock road trip a couple of years ago. Once again I enjoyed your blog it reminded me of some of the stories my grandfather told.
regards, S. Merrill Willis
Thanks Merril!
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