WHATS THE MOST BEAUTUFUL THING OR PERSON YOU HAVE EVER SEEN

[GrizLeeBear]

My so being born. Never forget it.

 

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[Fitzwilk]

The Milky Way and Earth.

 

[Gold Maven]

Impossible to resist picking up this youngster, especially when she gives you the sad eye treatment.

Now she's 95 lbs.....still beautiful.

 

[Gold Maven]

Years ago, when Ford introduced their Pinto (what a wonderful auto!), they had a neato commercial on TV of a little pinto filly prancing around in a field...

A friend's fiance became fascinated/fixated, and discovered the breeder was nearby...
And contracted to buy next from that mare.

What a cantankerous, homely, poor excuse for a quality animal THAT turned out to be!
(and I really don't mean to rude or impolite or anything like that...! )

I've kept horses, over the years... and been around many. Some are absolutely the greatest, and others, well, ... many people just don't realize what a great deal of attention they require.

Among the best horses I ever rode was an old, blind, educated horse that became poorly cared for in his old age... Geez! brings a tear to my eye thinking about him, even now...
He was the most GRATEFUL horse, to have me saddle and ride him. He really appreciated having a pair of eyes and getting out of his paddock for exercise and a short run. His confidence in me was far beyond my ability and I unfortunately had to keep him reigned in.

A good ending, though... He was soon put out in a magnificent pasture to finish his days.

"In pursuit of honor" is a great horse movie if you haven't seen it.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Does this count....its my baby

 

[Minrelica]

1993, beautiful sunny day, hiking up a mountain near a stream in Denver Colorado... It started pouring rain out of nowhere with the sun still out and we ducked into a little dry cave seconds later and watched.. I have never seen anything so awesome since

 

[ret-detector]

It was July 31, 1999...my retirement papers...beautiful sight.