Horseless

I headed out with bread and dog food.  They met me.  Neither one of them liked the dog food but the blue haltered guy liked bread.

I was no long a stranger.

Girl came so close

and so did Blue Halter

I walked 

They followed closely...yes, that's my hair.  

Taking pictures over my shoulder as we walked.

They were happy here

now they have gone home.

I shall miss them but glad they came to visit.

The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears.  ~Arabian Proverb

Going HOME

I'm sure you grow tired of my vacation ranting

Probably will never travel again.

We saw oddities and made memories.

We arrived home safely.

Maybe not with a smile on our face

but with a huge sigh of relief in our heart.

An interesting photo for which

Andrew will probably never forgive me

but that's okay.

Golden treasure awaited us at home.

First cutting of hay will take us through the winter.

Hallelujah!

May all the dry places we traveled

be blessed with the rains they need.

I know no matter where I am

there will be treasures in my pockets.

Through The Dirty Windshield...

at seventy-five plus miles per hour is an excellent way to take photos.  I have a lot of pictures but will spare you from most.  I contorted and stretched to acquire some of these as we flew past. Andrew helped take photos too.  I'll see more reviewing photos than I did driving through. I am grateful for the opportunity to ride the Hubby-driven Southwest Express Truck.

Arkansas Highway

Arkansas River

And the journey began.

Things I learned or remembered:

Hubby does not travel well.

We have an equal level of temper and bullheadedness.

We are both equally right...or wrong.

The degree of tiredness relates directly to unkind words and wrong turns.

In the end we do come home together.

In the end the unkind words and discomfort are forgotten.

In the end we erroneously think, Hey, that wasn't so bad!  Next year we'll...