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Green Day - Race

Posted by Claudia Moser on 8:18 AM in ,


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9 Comments

inge says:
12:17 PM

Great picture trying to decide where it was taken. Have a lovely weekend

Adam says:
2:51 PM

never seen such a modern horse buggy. So used to seeing the old timey wooden ones.

Maria Luiza says:
6:52 PM

Linda imagem, Cludia e bela dupla de cavalos! Ganharam? Grande abraço e final de semana também!

eileeninmd says:
1:03 AM

Great shot, did they win the race? Have a great weekend!

Lucinha says:
9:46 AM

Linda foto. Espero que tenham vencido. Abraços

Sush says:
5:30 AM

HI dear Claudia,
I'm so happy to report I'm now back among my blog friends! No more trying to read and scroll while squinting at the iPhone! Where was this lovely race? It looks like a jolly good time was had by everyone!
Hugs~

orchid0324 says:
11:59 AM

Dearest Claudia,
I wish I could see these race first hand. Reminds me of the movie "Ben-Hur"; haha, too old!

Love you always from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Southhamsdarling says:
6:14 PM

Hi Claudia. I love this photo, and the horses are wonderful. They are a very unusual colour. As for my photo problem with my blog, I can't really say any more than I said in my blog. I haven't had the problem before, so it's a bit of a pain. I'm going to try rebooting the computer to see if that might do the trick! Happy Sunday to you!

Claudia Moser says:
7:59 AM

@Inge - in Germany at a horse show!
@Adam - I think it is a tuned one :) they were very fast as well
@Maria - yes, the horses were beautiful, I agree!
@Lucinha - thank you!
@Sush - so happy to have you back, missed you!
@Orchid - nice movie and great comparison!
@Diane - not very wintery the picture, but hey it is green :) did you try to upload the pictures without text?

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