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| Elemental tea ceremony on the Ravenseyrie beach |
Brew some tea, decant some wine, give yourself some time to explore Ravenseyrie through an assortment of our videos.
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| Gore Bay and the East Bluff, where the wild horses of Ravenseyrie live! |
Hear the sounds, feel the wind and the poetry of the horses under the wide open sky. Feel the exhilaration of a wild stallion chasing birds.
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| Altamiro chasing a seagull on the East Bluff at Ravenseyrie |
Walk in beauty,
live in love.
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| The family band on the Ravenseyrie beach |
Ravenseyrie Sorraias - Ondas do mar de Vigo
Genetic Migration in the Conservation of Sorraia and Sorraia Mustangs
Sorraias at Quinta do Sol
Sorraia Bachelor Stallions 2017
Ravenseyrie Mares Autumn 2017
Ravenseyrie Mares in January 2017
Ravenseyrie Studio & Art Gallery
Altamiro! Sensational Sorraia Stallion
Sorraias in Springtime
Sorraia Stallions Standoff
Just Be
Sorraia Stallion Chasing Birds
Sorraia Bachelors - Joy of Being
Sorraia Stallion Chasing Seagulls
A Virtual Tour through the
Ravenseyrie Studio and Art Gallery
Self-Portrait Practice in Charcoal
5 comments:
What a wonderful way to share your love of nature. I am so pleased that your heart if so filled with love and joy. Keep the videos coming, I will look forward to future glimpses of tranquil moments.
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Hi,
I have been catching up on your videos. Of course the horses are the stars of the show. I did not realize how beautifully they move along their way and how quickly they respond to any alerts! The colors in the Mares of Autumn 2017 are fantastic! They have a lot of variability in their coloration as individuals. Also the stallion chasing the birds is so well done! He really thinks about it it for a while before heading out to do his "clearances." Are the mares in the next field perhaps his chosen audience? A great way to make your own fun and stay in shape. My parents had two Gordon Setters who to my dismay had the same instincts to keep the birds in the air. Not sure they are supposed to do that! Have some dignity, Gordons! Meanwhile, many more videos to see here and I thank you. I have been reading about poison legumes out there such as Rattlebean, which I just discovered growing in a dune environment in FL. Rattlebean is native to the US. Apparently their leaves and flowers have such a foul bitter taste that the cattle on those pastures when the plants are green soon learn to avoid them. However, the uninitiated, placed on the land after the season is over and the dried "beans" are still on the plant can eat them and die rather quickly! And here's an interesting statistic to ponder: Of the millions of birds species we have lost since the 1970's, over 80% of them are migrating birds. Habitat is so important. Best wishes for the New Year to you and yours.
Happy New Year to you, too, “Opinionated”!
I feel my role now, at this stage of the game, is not to engage in conservation activities that are manipulated by humans, whose (well meaning) interference is often deleterious due to its inability to see the bigger picture and the unfathomable interconnectiveness of all things. I live now as an observer and supporter of what is and what unfolds as the ever-changing flow of Nature adapts. Many thanks for viewing and commenting! I do need to make more blog entries…
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