Well hello...I finally made a paper bag album for my self. I wanted to have a memory book of a horse I owned for 25 years. She was a great horse and I was lucky to have her in my life. I found her when she was a yearling and that was that.
The paint horse was her mother and the horse on the tag was Man O' War. A famous race horse of the 1930's. He was her great, great, great, great, great grandsire. Yep pretty far back but oh well. I did trace her all the way back to the Goldphin Arabian.
A picture of my son riding her. She wasn't quite a kid horse but she was very careful around them.
A couple of pics of her. She did love a bath!!
The tags here I used as a memory. Each tag has a different memory of her. I am making my family write
Something they remember about her. This pic she
was just hanging out in the backyard.
The pic above is a trail ride our family went on. We use to do a lot of those and Featherrs would carry my daughter. That is hubby and he is on Heart who we still have. Heart is 26 this year,
Just a pic of her in the snow I do not have a whole lot of pictures of her.
She was kicking back taking a snooze and the other pics is of her and her son. They were at the neighbors begging for carrots!!! Well that is my little book. I loved that horse!!!!!!
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Such a beautiful horse. I like how you did the memory tags. Wonderful mini.....~Cherrie~
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful tribute to a beautiful horse!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat tribute! Featherrs must have been quite a horse!
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