
rider. OYY Ivan got his first taste of this brook walk on Tuesday.

Ivan crosses the highway for the first time too.

Keri and I step back and allow Ivan first dibs on stepping up the little waterfall, so he can do it on his own instead of just being the 'follower' .

The leaves give every trail a whole new look-- This is one big plus to living in an area that has seasons.. Each quarter- a new view of the same old scene :)
Enjoy your day ~
This is my kind of ride! I am so glad you post so I can ride along with you both. You do such a good job of preparing your horses for new owners. It is so true what you say about riding in New England, you have a different trail in each of the four seasons even though you are on the same patch of ground.
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