Up here in northern Scandinavia daylight hours are scarce at this time of year, or rather substituted by an elongated dawn and dusk. The warm colors of sunrise and sunset blurs the edge of shadow and gives a gentle touch to all and everything.
Our red and blue roan Nokota horses display a wonderful luminous glow as the mixture of white and colored hairs in their coat fuses the sunlight.
It made this November day a little brighter.
Werner Nokota Horses 
And congrats per the last post on all the hay in the barn, you did well and surely can rest assured that is plenty 😀
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Plenty it is! A late harvest with more fibre than power, but if we can keep it dry and mold free we sure can pick and choose. How are you all doing, any new horses next year?
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It put Aldo’s teenage mutant ninja turtle underwear into a new perspective as i reflected on this and then thought “oh yeah, that is where Leonardo got his name” 😉
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Beautiful post, and I love the slightly pinkish light we get,here in Scotland too, as the days shrink away to tiny slivers of light. The horses look beautiful in the light and the long low shadows, and I just love that quote💕
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That is a wonderful quote to match those beautiful horses! I’ve never been so far north to experience the shortening of days and lighting that you do, but the description is lovely. Every place has its own grace and beauty.
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beautiful images … pat those horses for me please? Wonderful quote
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I will 🙂 thank you
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Reblogged this on Kev's Great Indie Authors and commented:
Such excellent creatures in all their beauty simply have to be adored!
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Beautiful photo series ~ nothing quite like the feel and heart of a good horse. Wonderful.
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