Yesternight, my daughter often said when she was little. She liked to make these perfect words, at that age when precise oddities of language were so precious. Yesternight, so dreamy, so full of possibility already sprung free from the imagination, now, today coming into being. Yesternight, sacred like vespers sweet like whispers of horses named [...]
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Something I dream about
Posted in Equine Geriatric Care, Grace, Poetry, tagged cow pony, equines, Horses, old horses, poetry, yesternight on April 15, 2011 | 2 Comments »
On the Shores of Heaven: Caring for Older Equines
Posted in Equine Geriatric Care, Horse People, tagged Back Country Horsemen, Deborah Sensabaugh, equine wellness, field management, geriatric equines, Horses, Lost Creek Farm, old horses, pasture management, unwanted horses on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
An Interview with Deborah Sensabaugh of Virginia Mountain Outfitters About three years ago, I had the joy of meeting Deborah Sensabaugh of Lost Creek Farm in Buena Vista, Virginia. Lost Creek Farm is home to eighteen working equines ranging in age from eleven months to thirty-nine years young, with the majority in their mid-teens to [...]
