Our local Forest Service District uses horses and mules for trips into the mountain trails for various reasons. I can’t say I am a big horse lover - only ridden a horse a few times in my life - but I very much enjoy watching horses out in the open.
I’ve been known to pull off the side of the road to watch a herd of horses grazing in a pasture. There is something very serene to me to spend time watching horses graze.
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As Jim filled the water tank on the back of the company truck, I went over to watch the horses and mules. As soon as I approached the enclosure they all came over to investigate me. It was nice to pet them and have them nuzzle my hand.
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Where is South Fork Station at?
ReplyDeleteSouth Fork Station is on the right side going up towards Beaver Creek Campground. It's where the forest service has a bunkhouse and a place they have meetings.
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