#outlanderconnected

[creativeapnoea]

So I rode/walked Saturday evening for almost the 5k. Making donation too. Feiona is a 5yr old Arab/German warmblood. Gunner is 15 yrs young this year; and he is all Quarter Horse all the time.

Feiona to the right and Gunner always on the left. ❤️ @apricotblues

[thesketchingwitch]

So @surana17 came up with this brilliant idea - that the DollFrasers should participate in the #gold walks taking place this weekend for World Child Cancer awareness and fundraising. So after a wee bit of sewing yesterday, making the dolls their very own T-shirts for the cause, I set out with Sindy Claire and DDPJamie on a 4km walk this afternoon which took in the beautiful countryside in and around our very own village. Very much enjoyed seeing the view from our part of the Lincoln Edge, the ridge of limestone/ ironstone that runs for miles north/south down Lincolnshire's border with Nottinghamshire, the many hay bales in the fields, the hedgerows laden with blackberries and the spectacular shadows made by the tree lined avenue as we (slowly) climbed back up the hill towards home. What a fabulous idea this was @apricotblues And obviously I have made a donation on the DollFrasers behalf to World Child Cancer itself.

[mama-tumblz]

My #GoldWalk is not on horseback, but I am including a shot of my buddy and I as I take him back to join his friends in the field.  Because after all...who can resist a shadow picture?   A few weeks from now these same scenes will have turned to the golds and reds and yellows of Fall, but for today the corn is high and everything is green and luscious.  

Stopping to take a picture of the cornfield that I have taken for granted for so long I got a little sentimental.  It reminds me of the sisterhood that has formed here on Tumblr and of Caitriona and the thousands that have acknowledged her video.  Standing alone can feel insignificant and I wonder what difference I alone could possibly make.  But together, thousands standing tall and committed, look at the beauty of that field!   It's a force to be reckoned with and it will feed many.

Thanks to @apricotblues for organizing this.  It was a great day for a walk in rural Ontario.