The horse's name is Alvi - he is very pretty and quite shy.
Most of you know that Palos Verdes is a place to spot horses and riders. What I didn't expect was to meet up with these guys in Dayton, Ohio, on the edge of the Huffman Prairie Flying Field Interpretive Center (owned by the U.S. Air Force and operated by the National Park Service) which has a memorial to the Wright Brothers and overlooks the flying field the brothers used as their testing ground. The rider passed by on a path skirting the grounds, came back to pose for me AND offered me a ride which I unfortuantely did not accept. Such a nice man.
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Isn't it amazing all the nice people in the world, that never get on the news.... Thanks for sharing this nice man and his beautiful horse.
Tash, we visited Beautiful Ohio and the Wright Patterson AF Museum, and Wright Bros Bicycle Shop memorial, but didn't know about this fkying field - thanks, Fran
Beautiful horses.
Beautiful photographs Tash.
Ah, I hope he finds his photograph.
A ride? where? behind him? I think he may have been sweet on you
Sounds to me that our unknown horseman has a bit of the galant cowboy in his heart...a true gentleman cowboy, much like John Wayne. Ah and I thought they didn't make them like him any more. :)
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