Glad my grandmother never used any of these … Though I did spend a lot of time running barefoot. LOL
Ozark Encyclopedia – M – Manure
Glad my grandmother never used any of these … Though I did spend a lot of time running barefoot. LOL
The United Horse Killers of America
The United Horse Killers of America
Part 3 – Forrest LucasForrest Lucas, billionaire, Lucas Oil/Lucas Stadium owner, rancher and founder of the pro-horse slaughter, pro-horse soring, pro-puppy mill, anti-animal lobbying group. Protect the Harvest, is a major threat to the fight to end horse slaughter and to the protection and preservation of America’s Wild Horses and Burros.
Lucas is one of the loudest and most out-spoken horse slaughter proponents in the nation. He said, “…we’re out here organized…” and “…we need to get horse slaughter back.” That was before he was given power by the current administration. Now that he has it, he is taking this country on a downward spiral and attempting to use his money and influence to destroy as many humane policies as possible. […]
Ozark Encyclopedia – M – Madstone
Fragrances for Fall {DIY}
Without question, people adore the cozy smells of fall that brings pumpkin spice, tart apples, crisp leaves and spicy cinnamon. Bring those scents into your own home to celebrate fall without using harsh artificial chemical scents by making your own natural home fragrance on your stove. All you need to do is bring a pot of water to a simmer and add in spices with other fresh ingredients, such as apple peels, cinnamon, and cloves.
Combined together, these ingredients will send an autumn aroma throughout your home. As an added benefit, not only will your home smell like you have been baking (without all the effort) but the simmering water will help to humidify your home, which often suffers from dry air in the fall and winter.
Pumpkin Spice Simmering Pot
Ingredients
- 2 cinnamon sticks
- 4 pieces of candied ginger
- 1 clove of nutmeg
Instructions
- Bring a pot of water to a boil, add the candied…
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Herbal Astrology
More Wild Horses Including Curlies Lose Their Freedom in Salt Wells Creek
Source: wildhoofbeats.com
Wild Horses Including Curlies Lose Their Freedom in Salt Wells Creek
by Carol J. Walker, Dir. of Field Documentation for Wild Horse Freedom Federation
Maestro and a yearling
Yesterday I went out to see wild horses that were still free after the horrible morning watching 167 get captured. It usually serves as a balm and helps combat the feelings of helplessness generated by watching large groups of wild horses that should never be captured rounded u with helicopters. But this time I knew that freedom was fleeting for these horses. I had heard that the BLM was going to round up horses the next day who were near the 191 highway in Salt Wells Creek because some horses had been killed on the highway and it was a hazard for public safety. We passed a game warden who told us that there was a big group at…
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Losing the Beautiful Wild Horses of Salt Wells Creek
Source: wildhoofbeats.com
Losing the Beautiful Wild Horses of Salt Wells Creek
by Carol J. Walker, Dir. of Field Documentation for Wild Horse Freedom Federation
A grey stallion at dawn
His family
Just after dawn we arrived at Bitter Creek Road, way down Highway 430 in Salt Wells Creek, Wyoming. I was dreading this day when the helicopters would be taking most of the wild horses in this area, within sight of Kinney Rim.
We saw a small family right by the road as we were driving in, and it was sad to see how unafraid the horses were when we got out of our cars to photograph them.
The little family I knew leading the way
On the way to the trap
We drove down the road to a gas pad with a view of the run into the trap and I set up my tripod and camera and…
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Advocates File Suit to Stop Illegal Removal of Wild Horses in Wyoming
Equine Photographer, Carol Walker – by R.T. Fitch of Wild Horse Freedom Federation
Cheyenne, WY (October 6, 2017) . . . The American Wild Horse Campaign and wildlife photographers Carol Walker and Kimerlee Curyl filed suit today in U.S. District Court in Wyoming to stop the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) from illegally rounding up hundreds of wild horses in a helicopter capture operation currently underway in southwestern Wyoming.
The lawsuit charges the BLM with violating three federal laws by rounding up hundreds more horses than previously disclosed by excluding foals and weanlings from its official count of horses removed from the range. It also challenges the agency’s shipment of captured mustangs to two privately-owned feedlots that are not open to the public for viewing and adoption.
According to attorney William Eubanks of Meyer Glitzenstein and Eubanks, “BLM’s action of permanently removing hundreds more horses than it determined to…
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Vikings
Ozark Encyclopedia – L – Lightning Wood
Paths I Walk 
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