I always let him roll when we're done- sometimes you have to let a horse be a horse! :-)
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About Me
- Adam Lid
- S. California/Arizona, United States
- I've always had a life-long interest in history and literature and I've decided to create a blog to share some of those interests. I have an MA in history with specializations in military history and the American West. I also have had a life-long interest in horses and when I'm not working or writing, I'm out riding my horse and seeing what sorts of adventures we can get into.
Max and I at Morro Bay/Montana de Oro
From my 2010 trip.
Surf's Up!
Max & I On Holiday at Morro Bay
Max & I on Holiday
Max & I on holiday at Morro Bay
Max & I Off Duty
Max & I Hanging Out At The Stables...
Back to the Border...
Columbus 2007
Columbus 2007
Me at Camp Furlong, Columbus New Mexico 2007
Max & I
Hanging out at the stable.
Max & I Again
More hanging out at the stable...
Patrolling the Border - 1916 Style
Here's me in Columbus, New Mexico - Mexico is 3 miles behind me
Army Days
Ft. Lewis ADPAC, 1987
2 comments:
my guys would be jealous - they've only got snow to roll in. but i was actually thinking of making a little sand area for them to roll in come spring. hey, if it makes them that happy, why not, right? :-)
It's the least we can do for our guys! :-)
My guy also likes to roll around in mud- who am I do question his choice? True, it's more work for me but what the hey!
I've actually had people look upon a rolling horse with horror- they claim that their trainers forbid. Forbid a horse to be a horse? Little wonder why so many horses are mental cases. Jeeze!
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