Archive for Winter
Last December was the coldest in middle Tennessee since the early 1940s. Another record. Of course. At least we’re consistent. We had just limped through eight days of below freezing temperatures. It got so low the first night that the pond totally froze. I kept trying to break up the ice along the edges so the horses could get to water (the remnants seen on the gravel in the photo below) but it soon reached the point where it was re-freezing before I got back into the house. So finally
– remembering well Mariah’s fall through the ice the winter before – I closed off the entire pasture and Read More→
For so many reasons!
The first, response to our new book has been overwhelming. Which means more and more horses all across the planet might soon be living happier and healthier lives. Here are a few of the early comments:
“I loved The Soul of a Horse, but this book is even better! The Soul of a Horse Blogged captured me from page one! Joe Camp is a master storyteller and I am so fascinated by his amazingly short journey to the truth about the horse. He understands the nature and needs of this magnificent animal, and the book is more about the soul of a man who is not only committed to the horses he loves, but to sharing what he has learned and continues to learn for the benefit of all horses with elegance, style, truth and transparency! Kathleen Camp’s photography brings this whole equine-man journey to life as it woos you through the pages. I am so loving it!! Read it, you will not Read More→

Four consecutive days of sun! The first time that’s happened since we moved in last September. Kathleen flew in Wednesday night and brought it all with her. There wasn’t Read More→
