Riding on the El Vado Ranch. What a great day for a ride.

The weather has started warming. I have been able to put them outside for a few hours a day. It is time for transplanting to 5 gallon pots. I better start producing soil.

Caught and realesed so many we lost count.

Out scouting I came across these native american ruins said to be 300 years old.

5 weeks old and praying for warm weather so I can move outside.

Getting all the saddles and tac ready for Healing America's Heroes season taking veterans into our theraputic equine programs.

Thanks for the horse donation to Healing America's (HAH). HAH is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit. HAH works with veterans in our equine and piscatoral programs at no cost to the veteran.

One month old today. I sure wish the weather would warm up and melt some snow so I could put these girls outside.

Time to break out the big buds from last growing season.

This is week 3. Crop is coming right along.

We are getting the river ready for playtime in the hot summer. We spend a lot of time down here.

It has been a long time since the old steps have fallen apart. It is very slippery walking down to the riverside. I am going to build steps for the long haul. It takes a lot of stone to build a good

The season starts as early as possible for me. Last year I started in December and was in flower by May. Not what I want this year.

Cleaning saddles that have been in the tac room for years. I think I will just work on these saddles. Can't imagine riding one.

My buddy Alisa, won 1st place in the Jemez Springs New Mexico Cabin Fever Festival She won with a Blueberry Pie. Congratulations

Got my laser in and installed. Time to go to the range.

Jake is ready to ride.

Cool bike I seen while in the city traffic.

I am moving our family firepit to the top of this big rock. I am burning the stumps to get rid of the tripping hazard. I will build a grill and oven into this firepit. The old pit was just a ring. I cleaned

I picked this up on a walk today.