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by Susan McMenamin
$32.50
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Our luxuriously soft beach towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Our beach towels are available in two different sizes: beach towel (32" x 64") and beach sheet (37" x 74").
Don't let the fancy name confuse you... a beach sheet is just a large beach towel.
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White Horse 2 - A very tame horse that came visit while out grazing on a ranch, in the Kolob Mountians, in Utah.
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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White Horse 2 - A very tame horse that came visit while out grazing on a ranch, in the Kolob Mountians, in Utah.
I thank you for taking the time to stop by and visit. I hope that you will enjoy the time spent here. Photography is one of my passions in life. I enjoy traveling and the adventures it has brought me. Although I have lived in Wisconsin all of my life, I have had the time and opportunity to travel beyond. Living in Wisconsin, with it's four seasons of changing weather leaves me with endless opportunities for ever changing scenery. For these reasons I enjoy nature, and landscape photography the most. The latest additions to my Galleries. All of the art work found here is available to be printed on canvas, metal, acrylic, or as gallery prints and fine art greeting cards. A selection of matts and frames are also available for...
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Wendy Lamoreaux
If you are ever out this way again (Kolob Terrace Road - Zion National Park) come and ask us to take you where you can get the BEST pictures. :)
Wendy Lamoreaux
Thank you! This horse is my Bandit. He is a registered BLM Mustang. He loves to roll in the pond and get muddy, then roll in the dirt. Too bad it hadn't been a day when I had given him a bath. LOL! I have some other VERY nice pictures of our horses up on our ranch. (The B&W with the two horses are Bandit and Rosie.)
Susan McMenamin replied:
Oh my gosh! This is like finding a needle in a haystack! I can't believe you found the picture I took of Bandit. I have to tell you, We spent a few weeks that summer, and put on a few thousand miles. We had seen quite a few horses along the way... wild, on ranches, here and there through several states. Out of all those horses, these two really caught my attention. Specifically, this one, the one I knew as the White Horse! I'm not really certain what it was about him, but as we drove by, I just had to stop and really look at him. I had gotten out of the car, stood on the edge of the road and took the first picture…the one of the two of them. I was very quiet so as not to scare them. The drive up was really beautiful, but there was something special about Bandit! As soon as I took that first picture, Bandit came trotting over to the fence. He just stood there looking at me. He slowly worked his way down the fence line to get a little closer look at me, or so it seemed. Soon after that he kind of nodded his head a little, almost as if he was trying to tell me something. I couldn’t get over what an incredible animal he was. He just seemed so content and happy, and somewhat curious of course. He had just such a wonderful personality. I would have to guess that you already know that though. Lol That area of Utah is one of the most beautiful areas in the country, and just seeing your horse and having those few moments to take that in was really special. Thank you so much for the invite as well, Wendy! That’s very kind, and I may just take you up on that offer when we hopefully get out that way again!
Martin Konopacki
What a beautiful creature and photo.
Susan McMenamin replied:
Thank you, Martin! So glad you enjoyed it!