Thursday, November 5, 2009

My tree farm..."growed up"



Oh my Golly wow...went out to do some drills in the tree farm a couple days ago, was a perfectly calm day. Which lent itself to a perfectly calm mare. It was truly amazing and I was in Awe with how responsive and light she was...she WAS MY LOVELY DRESSAGE HORSE!!! Everything was as it should be...no over reaction to aides...canter departs with out a fuss(wrong leads though, at first) very rhythmic gaits. My simple breath allowed me to half halt and also transition to the next. She was just the BEST! I could NOT believe how silent it all happened...the air was so still.
There was only One Problem..and maybe it helped us out , I am thinkking now...the TREES HAVE GROWN so large..that I have to not move my legs to fit into the rows! If I move too much..my toes catch and rub.
It is not long now folks....they are trimming them into the perfect Christmas trees...soon, I know, they will be cut down. In fact...sorry news to tell soon about the forests too.
LOOK below at the differance...MARCH09/NOVEMBER09


Be well all- for the weekend is coming!!! Yea. Riding the arena tomorrow and then---a clinic on Sunday!

16 comments:

  1. Sounds like an amazingly wonderful ride! Those trees sure grew fast!

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  2. Wow, the trees are just beautiful. And your successful ride sounds lovely too! Will you plant new trees once these are cut? I love your posts and photos.

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  3. Great rides are so rewarding! Those trees are cool.. evergreens do grow faster then any others.

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  4. Christmas is my favorite time of year. How cool to ride through the trees like that!

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  5. Glad to hear that you and Wa had such a fantastic ride! Those trees really grew in 8 months! What a beautiful place to ride, have fun at your clinic!!!
    hugs....
    Jane

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  6. Whenever you take pics from the back of your good bay horse, I feel like I'm on mine. They look so similar!

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  7. Beautiful! I ride through Christmas tree farms in Sweden too, but not here in Niger! :-)
    Give Wa a hug from me! Her coat is always shining on pictures, but then again, she has a lovely devoted human caretaker as well!

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  8. Holy moly! Those trees sure dun growed up real fast! Sounds like a great ride despite the change in environment...hope you have a great horsey weekend!

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  9. Those trees are getting bigger from the last pictures I saw. It's a shame they will cut them down. Anyway, glad you got a good ride in, have a great weekend.

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  10. What cute trees! Can't wait for Sunday and seeing you and Wa! I called Jeannette....waiting for her call back just to acknowledge I will be there a little early. :)

    Hope you had a wonderful week friend!

    xoxo

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  11. I love your header photo. It is stunning! I hope you have one framed for home :)
    Just wanted to let you know Miss D had a filly 7 days ago. What a beauty she is. I love foals..so much to look forward to!
    Blessings to you, Misha

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  12. Fun photos of the trees through the ears of your girl! Have a great day Kacy!

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  13. Kate ~Twas yes and I am in a amzement with the quick growth...nothing stays the same!

    Brenda~ Well, the owner of the tree farm will most surely replant...but most likely- the stumps of theses tree witll remain. I will not be able to ride the rows again...just the outside, and the rest of his 80 acres, which is nice!

    JeniQ! I found that gorwth thing out for myself!
    Gail...YUPPERS!

    Promise~ Thanksgiving is mine...Riding the trees...I can just imagine -them all decorated in people's homes!! Ha!!

    Jane~ Thanks...after yesterdays arean ride and the mare trying to get me again...clininc should be..um...? Hope a solution can be found-made-arranged!

    Tammy~ We ride together huh...on our bays!

    Esther~Oh coolo, did not know that about Sweden and evergreens...She eats bee pollen now and Gamma oil...+ it is true..I do groom-groom-groom! Spending the time with her is my favorite and though she dislikes the brushing..she settles in and eats her hay!

    jrosey~ Hiyou! I was yuckin up with your words..a yup, we dun have to find a new horizon to ride!

    Grey Horse~ Thanks...I tried to duplicate my leg angle in the arena...the trees helped!

    Michelle~ Looking forward to it!

    Misha!!! Your foal...she is a beaut!!! Thanks for the visit...reminded me to get around to my friends and stop posting so much(on the horses and here!)

    Lulo~ Been wearing your fab jelwery and watchin' your progresses over at your place!

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  14. Yay for you and Wa and a perfect ride together! Wow! Those trees sure grow fast! They must be a special species. None of our evergreens around here grow that fast.

    ~Lisa

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  15. Wow! I need to plant some of THOSE trees on the east side of my farm! We need something fairly fast-growing to act as a winter windblock.

    I'll bet it smells absolutely wonderful out there...all piney and stuff. I love that smell.

    I'm glad you had a good ride and Wa showed her better side for ya.

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