Wake up this morning--try to figure out what day it is,---do I have court today?--what time is it?--clock not working--storm knocked it out--things start to clear up--thinking of this morning's schedule--now I remember--ordinary day...
Except that I need to get ready to go meet a photographer Strikes me that I am likely the only person in my family that has ever woke up with plans to go out to a pasture and meet a photographer from New York.
Not an ordinary day...big day that could lead to big things for the effort to keep a herd wild and free in Corolla.
Everyone has a particular treasure or talent that can go toward preventing the extinction of these horses. There are many people involved in this effort in many different ways. For some, doing so becomes a raison d'etre. For most others it is simply a part of a life of dedication to caring about things that matters.
Go to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund's website and look at all the ways you can help prevent the extinction of these spectacular horses.
Go do some good and then make some noise about the good you are doing. To do so is not to be immodest. To do so is to educate and attract more good people to this effort.
The picture above is of a wild corolla stallion that is over 20 years old. He has dedicated his adult life to making sure that every spring their are little foals born in the wild at Corolla.
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