OH my, what wonderful ears you have.

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OH my, what wonderful ears you have.

Anna Mae too waits to come in, and her at the gate on a much nicer day, looking grand.

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Anna Mae Mule Art/Drawing Misc. Photograph Animals mule horse equine snow cold winter

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Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest 17 Jan 2009

Her coat looks like velvet!! Wonderful shots, all of them!! Now go get a cup of hot chocolate.... :)

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: Her coat is so dense one can hardly part it to see her skin and cheers with clinking mugs of hot chocolate and hearty Thanks for commenting.
Emily Reed

Emily Reed 17 Jan 2009

This is just so cute!!

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: So sweet of you to say so and thanks for the continued support you extend me and my work.
gerry logan

gerry logan 17 Jan 2009

Oh yes and spoiled is not a word you use for those babies is it great shot of your beauties and they earn all the spoiling they can get great shots

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: I do adore them and want them to know it, Thanks for the lovely remarks.
Mike Helechu

Mike Helechu 17 Jan 2009

Great title. . .not sure Anna Mae would think it's very funny, though. This is an excellent snow shot. Anna Mae is a great subject. Give her an extra carrot for me. Very nicely done.

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: She will love to here that others feel she should get lots of carrots, one will have your name on it. Thanks for commenting .
Eileen Kasprick

Eileen Kasprick 17 Jan 2009

Nice shot

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: So nice of you to say so Thanks.
Cindy Sugg

Cindy Sugg 17 Jan 2009

Brrrrr wonderful shot Deborah...that means you must of been out there too...GREAT shot

Deborah Johnson
Artist Reply: YES it has been cold here this week, single digits with neg wind chills. Horses only getting out for short periods to streach their legs. Thanks for commenting.