South County Equine. Photography & Text by Keith R WahlSouth County Equine
The sun is just starting to rise over the horizon, and the air is still and cool. I'm standing by a split-rail fence on a farm in South County, Rhode Island, and I can hear the sound of horses grazing in the distance. As I watch, a friendly horse approaches me. He has a gentle face and kind eyes, and he seems to be curious about me. I reach out to pet him, and he nuzzles my hand. I've always loved horses, and there's something special about being around them on a summer morning. The stillness of the air, the sound of the birds singing, and the gentle presence of the horses all combine to create a feeling of peace and tranquility. When a horse approaches you in a friendly way, it means that they are curious about you and want to get to know you. Horses are social creatures, and they enjoy interacting with people. If a horse approaches you, it's a sign that they trust you and feel safe around you. Here are some tips for interacting with horses on a summer morning:
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