I love this place. The land has a wild beauty to it. And while I long to visit again it is not somewhere I would ever live... as you can see it is not somewhere that is exactly "horse friendly" lol:
The boulder strewn field. Glaciers left these stones, from small rocks to enormous boulders.
The rocky cliff leading to the ocean's edge. Glacier strewn boulders worn smooth by the sea, wind and time.
Looks like a great place to live to me. They'd be surefooted, don't you think?
ReplyDeletewow that looks amazing! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJust the sort of ground our "Fell Ponies" are used to!
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ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty there. Leaves me a little homesick for Alaska. Same story with the glaciers and boulders there.
Apparently, blogger doesn't like my id today either!
-OS
Im still waiting for Gandalf on Shadowfax to ride over the hill as Im staring at these pictures!
ReplyDeleteOr that reaally handsome Aragon on some studly elven horse.....("gowestFW' slaps herself and goes back to work"...)
lol
Sort of looks like the trails we ride around here. lol!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous place and photos. My hubby and I have always wanted to visit NS.
~Lisa
That looks like an interesting place. I get the feeling that the wind must blow there a lot. Your photos really bring a great view of a unique place.
ReplyDeleteFunny, before I even read your note the first thing I thought of was "now there's a dangerous place to take a horse."
ReplyDeleteThe power of moving ice is amazing.
wow that looks amazing! Thanks for sharing!
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