90 Degrees at 6:30 in the morning should be illegal. Just saying.

40 minutes - 1.70 miles - Rhulain

Our walk took us beyond our normal turn around spot.  We walked the path I intend to ride her just to see how she would do with the additional .5 mile stretch. She ambled along perfecting her snack and walk technique with no problems.  

Not a cloud in the sky or a breeze meant it got awfully hot the last .5 mile. I will have to start our walk/ride even earlier tomorrow.  Not complaining though ... anytime I can spend with my horses is a good time!

Luppy was waiting for us when we arrived home ... such a good girl!

Absolutely No Work This Week

Temperatures were over 100 degrees all weekend and expected to climb this week, peaking at 107 degrees.  This means absolutely no work for the horses ... we're doing our best to keep them hydrated and shaded.  

This abominable heat is one of the zillion reasons we consider moving to Oregon or Hawaii ... wonder how Rhu would look in a lei?

Hmmm. Maybe not.  Another vote for Oregon.