On the Virginia Range and Pine Nut Mountains HMA. H/T Lauri Duke.
Author: wfrhb71
Assateague Adventures
Video featuring wild horses by Elementary Explorers. Good ol’ family fun.
The Youtube description says they are traveling homeschoolers on a mission to see all fifty states. Can’t wait till they get to Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming!
WHW in Google Search Results?
There must be a mistake. One got through. Not a link to a specific post but to the blog.
“We have spoken to the developers and it won’t happen again.”
Adoption Considerations
Webinar presented by Return to Freedom, with Neda DeMayo and Celeste Carlisle.
Every Day Is a Great Day for Wild Horses
Didn’t see any Virginia Range mustangs yesterday while working on the watering station so this will have to do. H/T Dr. Jennifer Jewel.
Watering Station Back in Service on the Virginia Range
Stock tanks were empty when checked on 11/16/18. A mustang probably bumped the handle on the yard hydrant, snapping it shut. Trailcam photos suggest it happened between 11/02/18 and 11/04/18. No human interference was observed. A small wood block was placed under the handle to keep it open. Tanks were bleached and refilled.
Fresh Air!
Eastbound on I-80, descending from Truckee, CA on 11/16/18. A chance to get away from the smoke-filled valleys of the west. On the return trip, haze from the Camp Fire was encountered at Auburn, CA, with a strong odor filling the vehicle at Penryn.
