As we eyed each other in the cold, snowy pasture,
I had an overwhelming urge to give him my scarf and mittens.
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20 comments:
I think I would have had the same urge, he does look cold. A very beautiful scene.
He could have my coat too, Sunny. I do feel sorry for the animals this weather.
Lovely pic Sunny, has a lovely mysterious quality)
I put a comment on here about an hour ago Ooooooo I'll try again. From memory I said I would willing give the horse my coat to keep him warn, I always worry about the animals this cold weather.
Sorry Sunny, you probably haven't yet authorised the publication. I'm confused. I've had a lot of comments that haven't loaded in... deepest apologies if it's okay here.
great photo's Sunny,
jan :)
A beautiful shot Sunny.
Where is his blanket? Poor baby, but beautiful photo.
Great photo! Wish I could give him a cup of hot chocolate!
Hauntingly beautiful shot. What is he looking at, is the master coming with food?
He probably would have eaten them. But what a wistful shot this is.
Oh Sunny---I always worry about the critters out there in cold, snowy weather. It just seems so sad--but somehow, they can make it through.
Great picture.
Hugs,
Betsy
Sunny, This horse is luck to be photographed by such a kind and compassionate person.
That sounds just like something you would do, my friend.
Be Well, be Happy.
Wonderful shot! Hopefully he has a nice warm barn to go to.
What a pretty picture! I can see this on a card. I wish he had a blanket!
Dear Sunny,
I'm always concerned about the animals alone at this hard winter.I have the same feeling , this urge and so on...
Beautiful words, and outstanding picture!
I hope hi could find a warm place to stay at night.
hugs
Léia
Poor thing. I hate seeing animals left outside in cold or bad weather. Somehow they survive, but I would provide shelter if I had them.
I bet if asked what he would like, he would have said a mate.
I have a feeling you need your scarf and mittens more than he did. But I am glad your fingers were warm enough to snap this picture.
he does look cold.
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