Thursday, January 29, 2009

Tour of the Back Roads 2

This week we are touring the back country roads between MF and WW/CP. Yesterday was the beginning of the tour, so check yesterday's post for more information and the first stop. Today's stop is another typical scene along the back roads: livestock. This is a farming community, after all, and animals are crucial to successful farms. Perhaps not as much so as 100 years ago, but most farms still have at least a couple of horses, some cows, and perhaps chickens, goats, or sheep. This horse was huddled behind a large tree, procuring some shelter from the chilly winter breeze blowing snow all around the valley. Check back tomorrow for the next stop on our back roads tour.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Horses are very smart. I have seen squirrels and birds do the same thing to get out of the wind.

Pat said...

Smart they are, but I wonder if he's just a bit cold!

Small City Scenes said...

Horses are ok in most any weather as long as they have a tree to butt up against. MB