Soapweed
Well-known member
Peach got a new camera, so some of these were taken by her. The larger ones came from her artistic eye.
Thirty riders assembling for a trail ride at Fort Robinson west of Crawford, Nebraska
Peach is in proper position as a participant.
Off and rolling
The fall colors are pretty.
The old man and his marvelous mule
My mule is a lert. The world needs more lerts. :wink:
Carter P. Johnson Lake
Pausing for a bit
Looking to the front
Looking to the rear
Going up the trail
Always someone gawking around killing time taking pictures :roll: :?
Going around a cutbank
Pat Meade, a good cowboy, singer, guitar picker, and all around nice guy
The Longhorns don't mind having company.
A bit of color on both critter and the countryside
I've got horns that dingle dingle dangle.
Here they come.
There they go.
A curious onlooker
Roger and his ass-ociate
Longhorn standing lookout
Colorful surroundings
Noon stop
Airing out his back. His name use to be Willy, but I have changed it. He is now known as Tanactin--half fast actin' Tanactin.
Enjoying a little rest
A great dinner was catered to the location where noon found us.
Roger and his mount
There were seven mules on the trip.
And an assortment of horses in all colors

Thirty riders assembling for a trail ride at Fort Robinson west of Crawford, Nebraska

Peach is in proper position as a participant.

Off and rolling

The fall colors are pretty.

The old man and his marvelous mule

My mule is a lert. The world needs more lerts. :wink:

Carter P. Johnson Lake

Pausing for a bit

Looking to the front

Looking to the rear

Going up the trail

Always someone gawking around killing time taking pictures :roll: :?

Going around a cutbank

Pat Meade, a good cowboy, singer, guitar picker, and all around nice guy

The Longhorns don't mind having company.

A bit of color on both critter and the countryside

I've got horns that dingle dingle dangle.

Here they come.

There they go.

A curious onlooker

Roger and his ass-ociate

Longhorn standing lookout

Colorful surroundings

Noon stop

Airing out his back. His name use to be Willy, but I have changed it. He is now known as Tanactin--half fast actin' Tanactin.


Enjoying a little rest

A great dinner was catered to the location where noon found us.

Roger and his mount

There were seven mules on the trip.

And an assortment of horses in all colors