| Mules! Seconds after the little one bit the snot out of the bigger one. | 
| Ponies, in step. | 
| With a shit ton of people. | 
| Handsome husband. | 
| I feel like this guy missed his calling. | 
| Tired pony. | 
| Okay, look in the center of the triangle created by the straps from his withers to his shoulder. See what I see? | 
| Dude was so proud. | 
| He had part of his left wing amputated. | 
| Seconds before, D had stuck his hand over these fish and they jumped. | 
| Missing toes. | 
| Long nosed gar: saw two of these swimming in the Savannah River minutes after I'd just let the girls go swimming. Caught it on video. | 
| Horseshoe crab and sting ray exhibit. | 
| Gah, bicep. | 
| SQUEE! | 
| EEEEEE! | 
| Kiss the creeper, snookums. | 
| Tiny frog. | 












10 comments
Looks like a scar? but I wasn't able to zoom to get a better look. and Little horses always bite the bigger ones, its in their code of ethics.
ReplyDeleteI think it should be, "Little horses always bite."
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I see a scar too ... Aye about the water!!!
ReplyDeleteI really mean to contact someone about that.
DeleteLooks more like stitches than a totally healed up scar to me. That is horrible about the water. :(
ReplyDeleteAh, see, I saw stitches and a recent clip job, but I was just using my 50mm and not a telephoto lens. Also, no glasses.
DeleteArgh...I hate seeing those cart ponies. We have them in Boston and they always look so sad
ReplyDeleteFor a brief period, I wanted to make it my mission to learn the names of the horses here. But then I got sad-faced thinking about it.
DeleteBeautiful pictures. Love the one of you reaching into the pond thing.
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteThanks!