Sagittarius Viking
Mindful exploring, through the eyes of a viking daughter.
The Wild Ones
You occasionally see one, and it’s the thrill of a lifetime. But mostly all you ever see is a cloud of dust after they are gone. It’s their stubborn ability to survive that makes them so remarkable.
— Velma “Wild Horse Annie” Johnston
I saw this little band on my last trip to Cold Creek (NV.) Did you know that 50% of all the wild horses on the North American Continent lives in the State of Nevada? It’s true, and it is fairly easy to see one. I love that! It’s one of the things I love the most about Nevada! I love watching wild horses being horses.
How is your week so far? We’re getting closer to the weekend! Unfortunately I had to postpone my Arizona trip, due to heavy rains. It’s a little sad, but I will go another weekend. Soon. I don’t want to risk getting caught in a flood, or stuck somewhere without cellphone reception. I’ve made some other exciting weekend plans instead! To be continued…
Love,
Ms Zen
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The Wild Horses are always a delight to see!
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Yes Nancy! It makes me so happy every time!
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So interesting! I didn’t know NV had 50% of the wild horses, I can see why they would be fairly easy to find! Love them too! 🐎❤️🐴
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Thank you Diana! They are a treat to see.
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How amazing to see these wonderful horses, Maria! My brother is moving to the Las Vegas area soon, so maybe I’ll be over there more often!
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Yes! That’s wonderful news 😊 maybe we’ll go and look at wild horses together one day 😊
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The wild horses are wonderful. And as for the flooding…its up here too. We have flooding to the north of us and a lot east of us as well.
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Thank you! I love watching the wild ones! I can’t say that enough 🙂
Stay safe! Happy Friday 🙂
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