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Blue Raven Kindergarten |
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Even
when they're on their own, Fjord horses foals are never bored.
They make up their own games, trotting and bucking,
then
maybe a well deserved rest, then back to the prancing joys of
childhood...
When Fjords find a
pal, they become even more affectionate and playful... |
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"Let's run over
there, fast, for no real reason at all!" |
"Pause for a
chummy huddle, while we decide what to do next..." |
"Okay, now
let's run over THERE, but even faster this time!" |
| Fjord
Horse Fjoto Gallery |
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| "Trail
riding" is different here, for the shore side
scenery... |
and also
the "local yokels" who like to follow along! |
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| Here are
the horses at the Bay of Fundy... |
and here
they are IN the Bay of Fundy! |
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The
adaptable Fjords are equally at home lolling
around on a hot
summer afternoon...
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or all
saddled up for a brisk ride on a crisp
Nova
Scotian winter's day!
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Here's
the Blue Raven barn entrance next to the
house;
a fairly typical Nova Scotian winter snowfall... |
The
herd is making a circle in the snow around a bush;
we
think they get "better tv reception" that way... |
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| This is
where our horses start their life; don't you wish you lived
here? |
Staying
close to mother, this little foal seems to be playing peek-a-boo! |
With
their thick coats and manes, Fjord horses are snuggly in winter! |
And they
can, apparently, also enjoy a good laugh! |
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Blue
Raven Farm
Registered
Fjord Horses
Inge
& Guenter Burr
RR
#1 Walton, Nova Scotia
Canada
B0N 2R0
1-902-369-2940
phone/fax
info@blueravenfarm.com
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