This shot came as a surprise, it was only after I had taken it that I noticed the remarkable resemblance between the three so, I’m posting this to gratify the day with a sparkle of humor 🙂
Have I been cloned
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A wonderful photo, and yes all remarkably the same… 🙂 … Enjoy your day OAWPP and may it always be filled with Humour.. xox
Thank you Sue I appreciate the feedback and a wonderful day to you too 🙂
Brilliant! A great image!
Thank you so very much!
Great photo. It illustrates very well what the Horse Whisperer says in his book. Horse are followers.
I didn’t know they were, I did hear that they can’t stay alone in a field (you will always see them by two) as they are animal of company, apparently they could die of solitude, true or false I have no idea I just find them a very soulful animal & can relate to them.
They are very receptive when you talk to them depending on the tone you use.
Thanks you for commenting 🙂
Its their high level of intelligence and they are not alone its why horses move in herds….they have each other. Wild horses….can’t be taken away. its their freedom, its where they belong.
I am happy to hear you mention their intelligence because even though I hadn’t read about it that was my firm conviction!
Actually they might be originally a wild breed but they were in this case unfortunately, in an enclosed field.
Thanks for commenting, I appreciate 🙂
They may be Norwegian Fjord horses. They are short and stocky, dun colored, with an eel stripe down there back.
That was my strong suspicion but not being a specialist I preferred not to comment on it just in case…
Thanks for the information, I appreciate the time & effort 🙂
It’s a really nice moment you caught with the camera there.
Thanks! I find the company of horses very gratifying. I love to spend time in their company, observe their behavior…
Taking photos is the icing on the cake so to speak 🙂
I am happy you liked it!