| Archive for It's About The Horse The Free Forum for those Doing Parelli - and a whole lot More! "Anything forced and misunderstood can never be beautiful." Xenophon (430-355 B.C.), |
| misstux |
Christmas picsI know that I am not the only one who makes my horses dress up at holidays like Halloween and Christmas. Let's see pics of your horses all decked out for Christmas. Here's one of Strider to start things off.
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| ErinR76 |
aww thats cute. I've never done it before but I might have to start, after that picture. |
| thelmanelle |
Erin, I love to see your artistic designs and you do some great ones!
My printer does not want me to share pics... 
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| ElaineW |
Love it! |
| jackspark |
Ho Ho Ho Strider  I'll be thinkin' about what to dress my kids up in....
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| PasoBaby_CarolU |
No picture, but thought I'd share this...
This video from the small Yupiq Eskimo Village of Quinhagak, Alaska, has a school computer project intended for the other Yupiq villages in the area. Much to the villagers' shock, over a half million people have viewed it. Sandy (GurgleFlap) sent me more about this small villiage. It is in South West Alaska. It's name means "new river channel." It is located on the Kanektok river about a mile from the bay of the Bering Sea. The village has a total area of 5.2 square miles. The population is approximately 555 with 153 housing units. It is 96% Native American population. About 26% of the population are below the poverty line. Most Quinhagak households practice subsistence hunting and gathering along with any jobs they are able to find. They catch salmon and trout, birds, caribou and moose. They also gather berries. Most of the work they find is government or seasonal fishing or canning. http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=LyviyF-N23A |
| misstux |
What an imaginative and awesome video! Thanks for posting it. |