Getting around the world when it's often difficult getting around the house.
I like the living ones best! Those carved critters are a bit frightening to this wienie!
@ Cheryl — yes, that second-last one looks like he's drooling, doesn't he? — K
Russia is amazingly colorful, and rich in natural beauty. Like the little boy in the local costume walking with his horse.
I prefer real animals to wooden but admire the skill in the carving.
Fabulous shots. Love the carved dragons too.
Very good photos, especially I like the third.Regards and best wishes
The horses and ponies look a lot more friendly than the carved critters. - Margy
I love the horses but the carved dragons are cool too.
The pace of life in Mandrogy appears to be so slow as to be almost stopped.
Very colorful horse carriage Kay.My critter post, have a wonderful weekend!
Nice carvings!
Interesting critters. I too look out for such interesting sculpted pieces.
Wonderful captures! Must say, I prefer the live, but the carved definitely hold their own beauty... such talent!
The horses friends are cute!Great pictures dear Kay!purrs and loveLuna
love the details..... looks like it was a special trip...I'm always envious ( in a good way!) of your great travels!
Pretty horses, charming wagons, and incredible carvings!Thanks for sharing them all.
The Boy and his horse is fantastic. What a photo and heaven to take photos in place like this.
Love that dapple-grey pony, and the carved eagle!
nice shots :)
I like the living ones best! Those carved critters are a bit frightening to this wienie!
ReplyDelete@ Cheryl — yes, that second-last one looks like he's drooling, doesn't he?
ReplyDelete— K
Russia is amazingly colorful, and rich in natural beauty. Like the little boy in the local costume walking with his horse.
ReplyDeleteI prefer real animals to wooden but admire the skill in the carving.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots. Love the carved dragons too.
ReplyDeleteVery good photos, especially I like the third.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
The horses and ponies look a lot more friendly than the carved critters. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love the horses but the carved dragons are cool too.
ReplyDeleteThe pace of life in Mandrogy appears to be so slow as to be almost stopped.
ReplyDeleteVery colorful horse carriage Kay.
ReplyDeleteMy critter post, have a wonderful weekend!
Nice carvings!
ReplyDeleteInteresting critters. I too look out for such interesting sculpted pieces.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures! Must say, I prefer the live, but the carved definitely hold their own beauty... such talent!
ReplyDeleteThe horses friends are cute!Great pictures dear Kay!
ReplyDeletepurrs and love
Luna
love the details..... looks like it was a special trip...I'm always envious ( in a good way!) of your great travels!
ReplyDeletePretty horses, charming wagons, and incredible carvings!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing them all.
The Boy and his horse is fantastic. What a photo and heaven to take photos in place like this.
ReplyDeleteLove that dapple-grey pony, and the carved eagle!
ReplyDeletenice shots :)
ReplyDelete