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Some really nice horses there! The blue roan is pretty thick and feeding a nice colt. The lil stud colt needs some filling out!

Not quite video, but I got the picture!

A little mud should make lots of grass. Nice pics, thank you.

I'd say you won that one. :tiphat: Greatly enjoyable story.

All things considered, that last pic is a great shot of a beautiful horse. Thanks for posting!

There doesn't seem to be much coverage of what should be a very significant story, the release of the Bundys and all charges dismissed. :clap: Are the feds spooked or what? http://www.cnn.com/2018/01/08/us/cliven-bundy-charges-dismissed/index.html

How about that - I'd forgotten about that calf and my wife couldn't recall it either. I do remember sitting there listening to the birds though. Talk about a trip down memory lane! We never had so many poorly twins and never want to again.

Some nice looking horses there. I winder how old one ear is. Seems like he's been around quite a while.

That's the right time to start them! It will be interesting for them to look back at this picture in about 20 years...

That's an amazing story, mrj, thanks for telling it! Such a lively family event backed with the context of so much history - special! Merry Christmas to all and I will again post my favorite Christmas song by one of Canada's best vocalists, Lucy MacNeil and the Barra MacNeils...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xbqe_GajtQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvBvtIKZB60

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQqsOC6W2ss

Soapweed, What beautiful grandchildren you have. You are so blessed.

What amazing scenery! So beautiful. Thanks for posting.

I always thought of land levels as being static so that is an entirely new concept to me. And it makes sense now that you mention it. Like my wife just said when we were discussing this, "There's likely quite a bit more that we don't know..." LOL! It made for some interesting reading - which...

New math at work here Mike? :wink: I told you what we pay for a 4L of milk - $4.49 CDN. That would be $3.29 US for 1.05 US gallon. Almost exactly the same price as you are saying. Another local, small-town grocery store is $5.69 for 4L. That would be $4.17 US. Higher, but still not nearly...

That's pretty interesting work there Steve. Good info.

Not sure where you came up with that price comparison, Mike. We pay 4.49CDN for 4L which is a little over 1 US gallon. The price range in stores is from $4.49 to $6.25 in variety stores. Single litre cartons are much more though. I'm pretty darn sure that if supply management goes, the price to...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3VLqLLWxbQ