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guy I call Rowdy, he's a Roan stallion an has a total of ten in his
band, not counting him. On the 23rd and 24th of February there were two
new additions to his band, a little filly was born first, then a colt.
This band has been such a challenge to
keep in the Highlands where they belong, but it seems to be working,
and my payoff would be to watch these incredible creatures come into to
this world and grow into such a magnificent and strong looking Icon of
the West as Rowdy does. Thank you for everything you do, and I am glad
my photos can bring so many a small piece of enjoyment. Sincerely Bo Rodriguez |
Terri Farley, wild horse advocate, author of the PHANTOM STALLION series & contemporary fantasy SEVEN TEARS INTO THE SEA, answers readers' FAQ, posts random poetry, recalls life as a waitress, prune picker, Candy Striper and stall cleaner and fans ethical flames as needed.
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Thank you for your photograph and note on this amazing wild Roan stallion, I am glad that, so far, he and his band have stayed in the Highlands.
ReplyDeleteI have a dear Redwood Writer friend who is active in the North Bay horse and trail riders association. I want to do a few guest posts on her blog about the plight of our wild horses. If you could share a photo and allow a quote and link to this post, I would be very pleased.
Deborah Taylor-French
Redwood Writer, Author Support Group
HI Deborah, I'll be happy to check with Bo Rodriguez, the photographer about using his photo & quote, but I'm certain he will be happy to share. As a relative newcomer to the grassroots groups trying to save our horses, he has the same combination of admiration for them and outrage that they are being captured and sometimes slaughtered because of human greed.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your help!
HI Deborah, I'll be happy to check with Bo Rodriguez, the photographer about using his photo & quote, but I'm certain he will be happy to share. As a relative newcomer to the grassroots groups trying to save our horses, he has the same combination of admiration for them and outrage that they are being captured and sometimes slaughtered because of human greed.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your help!