In the land of Georgia O’Keeffe…

I can understand why so many southwestern artists live in this land of red rocks and yellow soil. It is the inspiration for the late Georgia O’Keefe, an artist I have been fascinated with since I was a little girl.

This is her painting, Black Mesa Landscape, done in 1930. I might have driven right past this spot today.

Tierra Amarilla

I had a gorgeous trip from Ojo Caliente through this awesome country…

Red Rocks

was washed clean by a thunderstorm that barreled its way up the valley to Abiquiu and rolled over Chama…

Chama, New Mexico

melting into which it came…

Finally entering the San Juan National Forest, Durango and La Plata…

old steep roofed barn

and rolled to a rest in the farming community of Dove Creek, Colorado. Wheat, pinto beans, sunflowers…

The dogs barked at me when I got out of the car. The dogs I spent a month with, last year…those big sillies. But it wasn’t long and I was throwing the ball and all was well. Robbie was just finishing feeding and we hugged like sisters. She and Codi and I sat down to a light meal and discussed the client’s session that will be happening tomorrow. No time to waste!

I’m super excited and ready to get down to business. Ready to quit driving for a while and work with a new weanling, Maverick, and the rest of the herd. This is the introduction to my month here at Buffalo Woman Ranch. A place where horses co-facilitate the emotional healing clients come here to experience. The Epona Method…