Tagged With "Wild Horses"

Excellent article and photos!!!

Fascinating piece and beautiful photos! Thanks, Kirsten!

Sounds like a lovely experience! And great photos....you can really feel the wild energy of the horses.

To me, those animal seem otherworldly. They are not so much similar to domestic dogs as of a world of their own. They appear to be very tough. Here's to hoping that they continue to rock our world.

Like wolves and coyotes, they need to be tough to survive. But when you watch them, they really seem much like domesticated dogs.

Ah great memories Dr. F! We had the pleasure of strolling round Boot Hill and then shaking hands with both Doc Holiday and Wyatt Earp themselves! (Well, they were the real one's weren't they?). The tomb stones, or grave markers, in Boot Hill make great reading. Quite a number referring to folks being "legally hanged" (did that make any difference to the end result?). I particularly liked the tomb 'stone' (board) saying: "Here lies George Johnson, hanged by mistake 1882. He was right, we was...

I never did shake hands with Doc Holiday or Wyatt Earp, Mac, and since Doc Holiday probably died of "consumption" (tuberculosis), hope you were wearing a mask and washed your hands after you did. Good point about Bisbee -- a great small historic town with a grand old hotel, the Copper Queen . The scale of the open pit mine is hard to fathom, but worth a look. If you're staying in Tucson, both Tombstone and Bisbee can be combined into a day trip from there.

Hum, I thought that poor old Doc Holiday didn't look too good when I was there.... Oh well

So that's Oscar Wilde lying on the rock? I thought it was you, Ottoman!

DrFumblefinger... The gentleman sitting on the rock isn't holding a Guinness, that's how you can tell it's not a picture of me

Ottoman's first visit to Virginia City gave him an opportunity to experience something unique, an encounter with wild horses.

Samantha shares some pictures of Cody Park in North Platte, Nebraska with her nephew Jesse, who is related Cody.

          President's Obama's Selfie: Instagram During President Obama's trip to Alaska, he will go through the wilderness with TV  reality show survivalist Bear Grylls for a future episode of "Running...

Yes, that's what the headline says, and what it meant. A group of Italian fishermen were startled to find a wild boar swimming alongside, 6 km off the coast of Puglia in southern Italy.   After filming the video above (who would believe them...

  This captivating statue of Oscar Wilde can be found in Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland.  Commissioned by the Guinness Ireland Group and sculpted by Danny Osborne, this fetching statue was unveiled on October 28, 1997.     Oscar...

Tombstone, Arizona has a very colorful past, rich in the facts and mythology of America's Wild West.  It was in this town that Sheriff Wyatt Earp, his brothers, and Doc Holiday engaged in the "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral" wherein these "lawmen"...

My husband and I had a great time checking out Deadwood, South Dakota. There is a lot of history and something everyone should see while in the Black Hills area.

Fourteenth century Bolton Castle is privately owned and still occupied, with the church of St Oswald nearby. The castle is in a remarkable state of preservation and is an impressive site overlooking the Yorkshire Dales.

Some photos from southern South American that reminded DrFumblefinger of the USA's western regions.

Munich's big Old City food market is both a place to shop and a place to eat... and, being Munich, it also has a big beer garden.

Baby horses are just toooooo cute!

Great Photos!

I love old English castles! This is a great one and its character so beautifully captured. Many thanks, Paul!

Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Europe, part 3. Kirsten wraps her celebration of nature in Europe by tapping into the spirit of freedom embodied by wild Camargue horses in France.

Looking for some adventure, excellent food and a fun list of daily activities? Consider doing a luxury river barge tour in France (sponsored content)

Really loved St. Bart's. Took a catamaran cruise from Sint Maarten to St. Bart's. Champagne, Bloody Mary's and hors d'oeuvres to and from Gustavia. Walked by Le Select Café which is home to Jimmy Buffet's "Cheeseburger in Paradise." Split a tour cab with another couple and visited the beautiful Shell Beach and a few other attractions.

 One of the rarest animals I've ever encountered in nature is the African Wild Dog.

Looking for a place to take someone special when in Maryland? Stephanie explains why she thinks Antrim 1844 is a great choice!