Everything was white! We often have white Easters up here in the mountains. Maybe that's why they use colored eggs!
There was a basket waiting for the horses.
Since it was so cold and Annie was shivering, I gave them all a helping of carrots, corn, and sweet feed along with their breakfast hay. They didn't eat the egg though!
The horses wanted to pass along a neighborly Happy Easter to everyone!
Well, I said hello and I said hello - song: Width of a Circle, artist: David Bowie, album: The Man Who Sold the World
8 comments:
Happy Easter! Those eggs and carrots sure show up brightly against a snowy backdrop.
Happy Easter!! I am glad the horses got an easter treat!! It looks like it was a bit of a chilly morning. I hope you had a great day.
Good for you. We just had some more showers Sunday morning and after Saturday's rain the horses were pretty sad looking.
Dan
So glad you all had a good Easter. You are such a good horsey mommy!!!
Sorry about the snow...we had showers, which is typical.
I can't wait to see pics of your new foal - how exciting!!
Awww, what a surprise for the horses. Annie looks surprised!
Poor Baby Doll missed out on the Easter Bunny visit, but I don't think she suffered too much. lol!
I'm glad everyone over there had a hoppy Easter!
~Lisa
Thanks for visiting everyone, I hope you all had a very happy "hoppy" Easter too.
Guess what? I left the basket on a hay bale and when Scout came out of his stall, he headed straight for it. He grabbed one of the eggs and I could hear him chewing the plastic. Then he spit it all out. Silly boy, Scout!
I just read your comment here, Val. How cute is that? I thought about taking carrots out to our horses, but there just wasn't time. I knew that it would make a cute blog post--and looking here, I was right! I'm not I didn't do it because your idea was so much cuter. With their own basket?? Adorable. Happy late Easter to you! :)
Has the snow melted?
Our spring snows melt away within a few hours, usually. It's very pretty while it lasts though.
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