Follow my journey into the future. I promise it will be full of random rants, travel and other photos, musical musings, especially BOWIE, general chaos, and all my animal family: four horses, three alpacas, three dogs, and three and a half cats.
Follow my journey into the future. I promise it will be full of random rants, travel and other photos, musical musings, especially BOWIE, general chaos, and all my animal family: four horses, three alpacas, three dogs, and three and a half cats.
8 comments:
Those are sooooo friggin awesome!!! Someone is very talented. I wish we had something that cool around here. :) Thanks for sharing.
I love that set up they have for those horses. I've been there three or four times and driven by hundreds more and that setting never gets old.
That is so cool!
It's neat, isn't it?
Only, I can't figure out how the Arabian got in there because all the other breeds are American. Probably should have had a Mustang instead.
And I don't know why the Standardbred and the Morgan are jumping. I think the Thoroughbred should be jumping and the Morgan should be still like the Justin Morgan's Figure statues. Nice write-ups about each breed though.
The museum looked quite interesting. We popped in as it was closing to use their facilities and snuck a little peek. I plan on going back.
Don't forget, this weekend is the 2 Million dollar All American Futurity Quarter Horse race in Ruidoso. Hmmm, thinking...
That is so nice! I love the appy, looks like my old mare and also like Cat! The statues are all lovely,it must be incredible to be there in person
The museum is great and definitely worth another trip to Ruidoso. There's also a neat story about how these horse statues came to be and interesting pictures of them in production.
Dan
Those are soo cool! I wuld love to see them in real one day.
I'll have to make a stop there in October. Weird about the morgan pose, but I was struck by how many have ears laid back.
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