Much like Leo I’ve always loved winter. Coming into December has always brought beautiful snows which means skiing and snowshoeing; it means hot cocoa and mulled wine. The break from the hot summer days is also a warm welcome. Well, a cool welcome I suppose. The only part of winter Read more…
Wow. I’m not sure what we got ourselves into but once it’s done it’s going to be INCREDIBLE. The indoor arena was ordered back in July and we pushed it to the back of our minds until I got a call to schedule delivery. Holy crap, it’s actually happening. When Read more…
Winter has ALWAYS been Leo’s favorite! We finally got about half a foot and he was beyond excited. The first thing he needs to do when he goes outside is to find the perfect spot to roll. Seriously, does anything beat a good roll in fresh snow? Leo doesn’t think Read more…
As the temperatures drop Jada’s feral-ocity (I don’t think that’s a word) increases. A lot. That girl is cray. With the colder weather I’ve been needing to lunge her before every ride. She’s turning into one of those horses who LOVES to be blanketed- she basically crawls in to them Read more…
Colder weather is approaching which means Leo is growing a nice thick coat. Which would be great if he got the winter off. But something tells me he’d be bored with nothing to do. So Irish clip is the answer this year. Enough hair is left on to keep him Read more…
For the past couple months Coon Brook Bridge has been closed. They finally have SOMETHING spanning the river so hopefully that’ll be wrapped up shortly! But with the main road to JSS closed we’ve had to change our route. As annoyed as I was by the extra 5 minutes to Read more…
As much as we love Snap and Cindy, our two little Nigerian Dwarfs, it’s time they get their own place and move out of the barn. Now they have their own pasture next to the chickens. It’s filled with plenty of weeds to eat, bunk beads to jump on and Read more…
Who knew that could be so exciting?! Justin and and his father, Dal, installed gutters on the run-in and flashing above the awning. Perfect timing considering how wet this fall has been so far. The difference was huge. No more giant puddles. No more rain coming in through the wall Read more…
Winter is coming and we just got our first batch of round bales to get ready for winter! Last year was our first experience with round bales but they seemed to be a hit with the horses. Free feed hay all winter long kept the horses warm and kept weight Read more…
We now have cameras in the barn! There’s one camera facing the geldings and one facing the mares. Never again do I have to run out to the barn in a storm to check on everyone. Plus, this past week Jada has been stuck in her stall with an abscess. Read more…