turn - 4 pics - by angora

Photography • Animals • posted on Apr 04, 2012

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March 28th turning the plough/plow to get into the wake for the next row (it's flying ;-D) Hiya! :-D Sorry for not having been around to comment!!! had some issues here April 3rd, Troy, the light of my life, went on hunger strike there was some gas, gave him homeo for that. but also some dehydratation. had seen him drink, so 'einstein' here didn't think about checking at 1st. :-((( -purified- seawater -mix- as electrolytes. :D and clipped his hair. April 4th my mother had 2 appointments with the dentist to have her last teeth pulled. a shame actually, cuz she had the most beautiful teeth -and a 'Hollywood' smile- TYallSM for your time & wonderful comments on previous pics!!! :-D

Comments (19)

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MagikUnicorn

12:07AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

Beautiful series

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jayfar

2:18AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

These are four most excellent shots and I shall save them in my favs.

whaleman

2:53AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

Nice shots! Sorry for those problems, especially the teeth! Hopefully she will have nice dentures and still have that great smile! It could be worse, I lost all of mine after an accident when I was 17, and have been functioning with these same choppers for just over 50 years now, probably a record of some sort.

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Hendesse

4:28AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

Fantastic series of this powerful horses at work!

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durleybeachbum

5:05AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

It looks quite dangerous!!

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Feliciti

6:06AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

so fast and powerful action !! hope all goes well soon :)

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tallpindo

6:15AM | Thu, 05 April 2012

Expressive!! I had only seen a two horse plow in action before. The calls of the ploughman ring in my memory along with the slap of the reins and jingle of the chains and stomp of the hooves.

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