We were offered the use of a "mule" to get around the many hills of the farm and the dogs and I used it to see the sights.
In the early mornings we often had a hazy fog until it burned off with the blazing hot sun.
But in the evenings we could tour around in the cool dusk and view the Appalachians in the distance.
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ReplyDeleteYour post made me remember how beautiful the Great Smokey mountains are. I rode horseback through them. I almost hit the dirt when a black bear ran in front of my horse. Gorgeous country.
ReplyDeleteI know this is not the place...but I have to comment. I was able to watch the USBCHA Finals via the webcast over the weekend. I sat glued to my computer on both Saturday and Sunday. I loved watching Scott's run with Don in the finals on Sunday. WOW! I was sick for him that it didn't work out. Of all the shed's I enjoyed watching Scott's shed the most. He was soooo cool and calm. I do obedience and agility, and dabble in AKC herding with my first BC. I had never seen a true shed before. Anyway, I just wanted to come on and say how much I enjoyed the opportunity to watch the USBCHA Finals and because of your blog, I was pulling for Scott all the way!
ReplyDeleteDonna Rock, Louisiana