Ever After Mustang Rescue - 2015

I guess I need to be in the throws of adventure to write --  it's been a dry stretch. 

Sunday, July 12
Spending the night in an AirBnB "antique camper" until tomorrow when the room I've rented for the week is available.  I'll be attending a Women and Horses clinic, an extension of the Ever After Mustang Rescue's weekly workshop.  The purpose is to "see the inner workings of a rescue, and participate and follow the progress of a rescue horse through the steps of assessment, healing, handling and start the training process. Each day would build on the previous day."  There is no riding involved because many of these horses have only some handling and no riding.   And, I know there's always risk.  Having this kind of time with horses has been a fantasy for me and it's about to become real.

Area WiFi is sketchy but I come to think that it's really AT&T that's wonky so sending pictures and making calls is not reliable.  My bags thrown into the camper and my bike locked to the hitch,  I drive seven minutes to get a look at the Rescue on my way to the nearby beach.  Not a horse in sight!  Really?  Since they're "wild" mustangs,  I imagined that they'd be out in the field.  Will have to wait for morning.  On to the beach, a mere five minutes away and the first of only three sightings I'll have this week.  Normally the pull for me, this time horses will be my focus.