Ok going to try my first photo - mule fans take a look

[Hippie Rancher]

From a scanned snapshot from 1990. Old Joe's mules.

 

[Hippie Rancher]

hmmm that's kinda small, what have I done wrong?

Edit: oops I linked it to a thumbnail - you can click it and get a bigger view or let me try this:

Ok that seems a little bigger. Too big eh?

 

[Lammie]

I love me some mules and I wish I had a couple that were saddle broke. The older I get the more I appreciate what regal animals they can be.

 

[Alice]

I like mules. I've never ridden one, but would very much like to some day.

Alice

 

[Susie David]

Hippie...what part of AZ are you located...I'm from Globe and have worked down around Yuma a few years ago. DMc

 

[Hippie Rancher]

hi, Susie David - Cochise County - Texas Canyon to be exact.

Globe eh? Know Mr. Wheeler?

 

[aplusmnt]

Once you ride a good mule that is all you will want to ride!

 

[Ned Jr.]

Some nice looking mules but I'm digging you're tree Hippie Rancher. It looks like it's growing out of a great big rock.
Now that I've gave it some more thought I think I'll just admire it, digging sounds like to much work.

 

[Hippie Rancher]

Some nice looking mules but I'm digging you're tree Hippie Rancher. It looks like it's growing out of a great big rock.
Now that I've gave it some more thought I think I'll just admire it, digging sounds like to much work. Very Happy

Digging also sounds a little, er.....hippyish? :lol: I love that tree - it is hanging on right now with no leaves on it - I sure hope it makes it and that we get some moisture soon.


I haven't ever been around mules - in fact those are the only ones I have ever "known", but would love to try sometime. That kind of sorrel one on the left I have seen work cattle. I also saw him fall down and break his owner's shoulder going around a bush on pretty flat ground - I know it was a freak accident - he may have rolled a good sized rock under a weight-bearing foot, but poor old Joe caught heck for his sure-footed mule afeter that. :lol: