as if they heard "the meeting is about to begin" all five started straight for the fence where I was waiting with the camera.
Ready for the meeting!
They got really close and, as you can see, this one hadn't shaved that morning. :-)
Meet "Sweet Talker". I know that's his name because. . .
His name tag said so!
As with any other meeting, there was a lot to chew over.
Yet another gorgeous barn on Old Frankfort Pike, site of this meeting.
For more closeups from all over, or to enter your own macros, be sure to check out Lisa's Chaos here every Monday. And for photos and stories of charming barns go to Tricia's Bluff Area Daily . Hope our two lovely hosts won't mind my making one post do double duty this week. Busy time of year.
17 comments:
I've smiled at your photos and words!
What a GORGEOUS barn!!!
Wish I could have it. :) sigh....
I love seeing these photos from my "backyard"! The horse farms are beautiful! So much money tied up in those places.
what a cute post this is! love the photos of the "meeting" and wow, what a barn!
i love how folks name their animals. so cute!! looks like a great horse farm & barn. neat!! ( :
Wow, that's some barn!!!
just gorgeous territory!
Beautiful barn. I hope the meeting was a success and was followed by coffee and doughnuts. MB
lol....love your captions! And the horses!
Those horses certainly live in style!
That Sweet Talker looks like a real sweetheart, and his digs aren't too shabby either. :)
Reminds me alot of the many horse farms we have in this area! Great pics Faye!
What a fabulous barn and a cute story of the meeting. :)
Great meeting--and lucky you to get to be the photographer!
I lived in Kentucky for a couple of years. I ways always amazed by the beautiful horse farms!
Sweet Talker seems to fit him, too! heheheee
I always love it when horses are included in the shots for Barn Charm!
Kentuckians know what they're doin when it comes to horse barns... elaborate & exquisite to say the least! What beauties!!!
I've seen in a couple of Florida blogs that Ocala, Florida is the horse capital of the world, but I'm having a hard time believing that with Kentucky in mind! What say you?
Thanks a million for joining =)))
WOzers! That is a nice farm. I think those horses were waiting for the apple handouts. At least they were cooperative and liked having their photo taken!
That horse barn is super!
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