The Cute, it Burns
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I also had the opportunity to visit the Tilden Park carousel, an old favorite of mine and probably the machine I have ridden most in my lifetime. It's a turn of the century Hershell-Spillman.
I wish this one hadn't come out blurry. Alas, the kittens, being kittens, were not great at sitting still for pictures.

Play!

What do the resident cats, Yakko and Dot, think about the tiny houseguests?


Yakko is a noble beast and gives a great profile.


Carousel shots. I love this face!


Love the flag horse's expression









I think that this is my favorite photo from the set.


Three friends


And on to some non-wooden horses. Equinox is growing so big and powerful! Alas, the greaseweed in their pasture is in full bloom, and the two of them look like they've been doing engine work. Still, so pretty.

Noble Dancer face. In the summer of his fourth year, my boy is starting to fill out, muscle up and look less like a weedy youngster and more like the horse he will be. Pretty fellow!

He's not the easiest horse to photograph, though, more's the pity. When he's bored...which usually happens when he sees the camera...he yawns. This horse yawns more than any I've ever met.

Bored now. Please do something interesting like pet me or give me treats.

On a roll.

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Date: 2009-06-27 03:13 am (UTC)Thank you for that surprisingly intense flashback to my childhood. I'll be over here reeling if you need me.
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Date: 2009-06-27 03:23 am (UTC)Glad to provide the uunexpected knock-over. ;D