This series of photos is taken from up on Skyline Drive, which is about 4 miles from our house. You can see the pickup and trailer off Junior's hip. This view is looking northwest.
Looking north to Tekoa, the next town about 11 miles north from Farmington.
This is a road that marks the state boundry, running north and south. Washington is on the left and Idaho is on the right.
The world from between the ears of a horse. You can just barely see Juneau between Junior's ears.
Looking west toward Steptoe Butte
You can see the mud for yourself.
It was a beautiful spring -like day. It's time to get back to the horses. I took Junior and the dogs to a field access road. We unloaded, and within 5 minutes the dogs had found a couple of roosters. Where were they yesterday?
The dirt road was just too muddy. After a half mile, we turned around and headed back. I then went to Skyline Rd. There the footing was fine. We went up the road about a mile, then as the sun was starting to settle on the shoulder of "Steptoe Butte," I headed back to the pickup.
The world from between the ears of a horse. You can just barely see Juneau between Junior's ears.
Looking west toward Steptoe Butte
You can see the mud for yourself.
It was a beautiful spring -like day. It's time to get back to the horses. I took Junior and the dogs to a field access road. We unloaded, and within 5 minutes the dogs had found a couple of roosters. Where were they yesterday?
The dirt road was just too muddy. After a half mile, we turned around and headed back. I then went to Skyline Rd. There the footing was fine. We went up the road about a mile, then as the sun was starting to settle on the shoulder of "Steptoe Butte," I headed back to the pickup.
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