May the geese V formation be a sign of rain to come! That horse looks like he’s praying.
Love the fiery light behind the trees and your TimKu!
Happy Sunday!
Because they are Off Center & Not Even? I assume it’s like a peloton in bicycle racing with the shorter side peals off before they drift to the back of the long line to recover. Thanks, Brad.
Off Center & Not Even 
I was moved by your poem. It brought to mind family farms and what a hard life that was. The tree photos are stunning.
Thanks, Liz. We are high and dry out here. We were supposed to get irrigation water the first week of April. The acequia madre is still dry.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Your poem was amazing. I saw that horse was staring at you. Anita
Thanks, Anita.
Enjoyed this stroll through nature. Thanks, Timothy. So peaceful and beautiful.
Thanks, Michele.
The mare needs loving and a few treats.
She really does. She has to compete with a gang of Alpacas who are starved for attention and treats times 10. Thanks, Deborah.
LOVE this. Such beautiful pictures.
Thanks, Shey.
May the geese V formation be a sign of rain to come! That horse looks like he’s praying.
Love the fiery light behind the trees and your TimKu!
Happy Sunday!
Thanks, Marina.
Nice collection. BTW, do you know why one side of the flying V is usually longer than the other?
Because they are Off Center & Not Even? I assume it’s like a peloton in bicycle racing with the shorter side peals off before they drift to the back of the long line to recover. Thanks, Brad.
Actually, it’s because there are more geese on that side.
Hahahaha! Since there are the more geese on the right, are thye right wingers?
Only if they fly in circles.
A beautiful slice of life in a spring, Tim. My favorite is the tree tunnel road. I felt sad seeing the old horse.
The dry irrigation ditch is between the roads (ditch banks) on the tree tunnel photo. Thanks, Lavinia.
How are the “bite ’em on the old shin bone” beavers doing this year?
The beavers are well. The conversancy did not take their dams out of the ditch last year, so maybe the fire marshall talked some sense into them.
Beautiful photos and heart warming words.
Thanks, Holly.
Now that is an eclectic set of images.
Desperate for water in the desert. Thanks, Brian.
Great poem. I enjoyed this peaceful walk through nature.
Thanks, Nancy.
Seems like an amazing day
Thanks, Asjley.
Oh dear! Dry ditch!
What’s planted?
I hope it rains!
Planted? Hay maybe, but, hey, I can’t say
Ditch is wet this week
I hope to get some water
Thanks, Resa.
A great post Tim!
Thanks, Julie.
To all of them, Wow! Also, I want to kiss that mare’s adorable nose and take it out for a walk together, side by side, as friends.
The mare would love that. Thanks, Dawn.
Ah, but who among we two would love it more : )
She’s an awfully lonely mare. You have Murph.