Today, Hubby and I are going snowshoeing!!
HERE WE GO!
Cracked me. up. LOOK AT THOSE NAILS, THOUGH!
Youngsters having a meeting.
How fun is this?! What if the tide comes in??
People are so clever!
Wild ones. They are tough, for sure.
Corgi and ….?
Someone loves the snow!
If this is real, that is one brave dog.
Wasn’t me.
Did someone actually build a turret for their goats?!
If I was living back then, this kind of stuff would kill me – of fright.
Good, simple reference.
All ladders should have this!
So handsome!
KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND.
The Horse and Man Foundation, Inc KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND is different from the monthly Drop in the Bucket Fund – which is earmarked for a specific horse in dire need each month. The Drop in the Bucket Fund has garnered and donated over a million dollars for horses in need! Thank you!
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The chart that shows the teeth at various ages is not correct. It’s okay for the Galvayne’s Groove, although this isn’t usually seen on all the incisors – just the two upper corner incisors. But it’s really off on the canines: First, mares rarely even have them, just male horses. Second, they come in at 5ys and are normally completely erupted by six. The chart is also incorrect in showing the baby teeth/adult teeth. It’s at two, three and four that the adult teeth replace baby incisors. The illustrations of the angle changes of equine teeth are pretty good, but overall this chart is not accurate, misleading and incorrect. Sorry.
“Wow, this animal looks so much like Ricky Gervais—they’re so similar it’s uncanny!