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Born to be Free ...


I decided to post this photo of a friends horse to touch upon the idea of being free ... Some days I feel that I do not want to be tamed, I want to run free - Find people to run with ... Do ever feel you need more creative people in your life?

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  1. This is a wonderful photo Kristine! The beauty of the horse, the wind in his hair (I don't know how it's really called), even his eye lashes, everything is just beautiful! Love it!

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  2. Thank you, Sonja - As I mentioned, a friend of mine offered me to take pics of her horse and I could pass up the opportunity - Thank you for all compliments ... You are one of a kind!

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