We had another heavy wet Spring snow.
The local news said that in 48 hours, we got twice our average annual precipitation. It was a limb-breaker.
If you read the "Plague" post, you know what came next; mud. Our neighbors have a lake in their pasture, where no lake was before. We've had to confine the horses to their stalls and runs. At age 18, Reggie still enjoys a daily gallop, and it's just too wet to gallop. Paj is guaranteed to pull a shoe or wrench a knee. Only Boomer can be safely turned out. He will peacefully graze, and if he runs, it will be a trot along the fence line where he will cause no harm to himself or the pasture. There is a downside -
Boomer
We'll be in the wash stall this afternoon. But back to the weather. Today it is 68 degrees with a sustained wind of 30 mph, gusting to 44. On the western slope of Colorado, it is gusting to 75 mph, so I guess I shouldn't complain. However, I am watching the shingles blow off the hay shed. I hope the wind dries it out enough to get the horses back out to pasture soon. Even sweet Paj is getting crabby.
1 comment:
you winge away! loads of my january posts were pure gripes!!!!!!!! and we only had a little snow!!!!
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