Sometimes life gets difficult. Weights and burdens just seem to fall out of the sky and land on us like snow. Weighing us down and making us question what we are doing and why we are doing
it. Thank God for the unconditional love of our pets…
Spring, glorious spring! I am so happy to see all of the beautiful flowers and to smell the lovely fragrance in the air outside. We are so blessed to live where we live and to do the wonderful things we do with our horses and our lives…
Hello All,
We are off to a great start this year and a special thanks to all who help with so many things. Our High Ride committee met in February and updated our prices, camp duty lists and applications for both members and non members…
It is so nice to get the 2025 year rolling and most days the weather has been good for February. It has been nice to get both the rain and the cold sunny days. Even cleaning the barn in the cold beats paying bills by the fire 🙂 I’ve been taking the time to feel blessed when I see my horses standing out of the rain and out of the mud when in their stalls…
Hello to all of you wonderful THH members.
I am so honored to be serving as president of THH this year. It all started a few years ago when a new neighbor moved in across the street with her horses…
Looks like mountain weather has arrived! Fireplace is going, wood is stacked, and outdoor areas are winterized. Now it’s time to get ready for the holidays…
October is nomination time for Twain Harte Horsemen. We have three positions open—President, Secretary and one board member. If you haven’t received one already, please expect a call from the nominating committee to see if perhaps
you want to be part of the clubs inner workings.
September 2024. The kids are back in school, there’s less folks visiting from out of town, and the mountains are ours again! This is the best time to visit our local lakes and tourist spots and there are plenty to choose from. I hope you get out there and soak up some of the great outdoors.
A little story from the High Ride on how I earned the “Horseshoe”.
After a ride to Inspiration Point, then lunch, then almost back to camp, a couple of us decided to go cool off at the swimming hole. My horse was not to happy to turn around, especially leaving behind his newfound girlfriend…
The mountains are a perfect place to get away from the heat. Our trail clearing and camp cleanup at Eagle Meadows had temperatures 25° below Sonora! A huge thank you to everybody who came out and helped. We had Myron, Jan, Lance, Joy, Colleen, Janine, Roy, Ron, David, John, Jackie and me. The trails were in their early summer splendor with wildflowers everywhere.