Wow that's a really great picture! I took one of a double rainbow once that wasn't nearly that nice. :)
Thanks for the comment on Chrome and the pedestal. I used 3/4 inch plywood secured with carriage bolts (2 1/4 inches should be plenty long), washers (so it doesn't pull through the tire) and lock nuts. For the support I just screwed several four by fours in the center, but it does need some sort of support in the tire because when he steps too close to the edge it collapses and he slips, so I'll probably put some two by fours in there. It was really simple to make. :D So far he seems to love it. I've been feeding him his dinner while he stands on it and he hurries over, puts his front hooves on it and shoves his head in the bucket before I can even click so I don't think he's nervous about it lol. He's so silly. He's put a rear hoof on it a couple of times too. :)
I bet that was really adorable with Misty and the bridge. Four inches does make a difference!
I've loved horses all my life and owned several when I was younger. I showed in English Pleasure and Amateur Hunters in my 20s. Now in my 50s, following a long absence of horses, I've rekindled my passion. I have two horses at home - Misty, a Percheron mare and SaraJane, a foster filly. It's a new beginning for all three of us.
My day job is taking a lot of my time right now. So I'm trying to post at least once a week...usually on a Monday or the weekend. But it will be inconsistent for the time being. But it's good to have a job. It pays for hay.
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Now that is one amazing photo. Just beautiful.
You really caught it! Guess you get two pots of gold. ;)
Beautiful! Lucky you!
Lovely.
Wow that's a really great picture! I took one of a double rainbow once that wasn't nearly that nice. :)
Thanks for the comment on Chrome and the pedestal. I used 3/4 inch plywood secured with carriage bolts (2 1/4 inches should be plenty long), washers (so it doesn't pull through the tire) and lock nuts. For the support I just screwed several four by fours in the center, but it does need some sort of support in the tire because when he steps too close to the edge it collapses and he slips, so I'll probably put some two by fours in there. It was really simple to make. :D So far he seems to love it. I've been feeding him his dinner while he stands on it and he hurries over, puts his front hooves on it and shoves his head in the bucket before I can even click so I don't think he's nervous about it lol. He's so silly. He's put a rear hoof on it a couple of times too. :)
I bet that was really adorable with Misty and the bridge. Four inches does make a difference!
OOU LAlA! That is a double rainbow delight!
Awesome!!!
KK
Wow! I saw my first dbl. rainbow last year, but what you saw & captured is something else!!
So perfect. Once, a friend of mine captured a photo of a double and it looked like it was going to my house!
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