On the walk today Rachel pointed out a very tiny spider in a very large web. The spider silk was very fine, almost not thick enough to see without the sun glinting off the silk. After taking a picture and not really happy with the results the real photographer in the family took this small humble little camera out of my hands and came up with this shot.
Both pictures posted were taken with the same camera but Rachel's lighting is much better and shows the golden threads. She automatically figures out the best lighting. I guess that's why she gets PAID for taking pictures and I don't.
Hair was pulled today from 4 of the horses needing their registration papers sent in. As this was being accomplished, Tim Woodley drove up with his monster dump truck and dumped the final lime load.
Another picture was snapped as he was exiting the arena. This young man is so talented driving this huge truck through small areas without bumping into ANYTHING!
This load of lime will wait for Mark to come home and spread. He wasn't very impressed with my job last week, so was told he could have the job and we will see if he does any better than my effort.
Tim is going to be bringing the sand for the arena Wednesday or Thursday. We will be able to hang the gate once the sand is spread.
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