Sometimes you have to ignore the barbed wire when you are a city horse

These horses are just a mile from my home, they stay in the city so the land owner can get the ag exemption on the land. The tree leaves looked better to this fellow, so he stretched his neck over the fence to get a bite!

[Beryl Lloyd]

They say "the grass is always greener on the other side " I assume the same applies to leaves and branches !! Nice capture !

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely capture!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Sweet capture.

[Connie Little]

Yes, the grass is always greener.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Poor fellow- stuck in that pen and all he wants is some healthy greens!

[Karly]

And is that a goat next door to the horses? Beautiful horses.

[Gayle]

Sweet capture of these beautiful horses! :-)

[M. Brutus]

It is always nice to see some rural trapping within the city. I like your exposure of the horses, even though the background is lighter, the horses have good detail.

[Joan Robillard]

Ouch

[Taffy]

I like the scene and the way it is a contrast to its urban setting.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely shot

[Henri Russell]

Great composition. It's amazing that it is only a mile from where you live. I didn't know there was anyplace near you with that much open land.

[*lynn]

love it! fav

[Lou Ann]

@beryl @bkbinthecity @carole_sandford @mittens @littleconnie @olivetreeann @365karly1 @gaylewood @joansmor @taffy @ziggy77 @henrir @lynnz Thank you for your comments and favs! This plot of land is probably no more than two acres. On any given day you can see longhorn cattle, goats, horses and a donkey. They are not all there all the time but it is a lot of fun to see them when I drive by. They are on a major road, they do not seem to mind all the racket or car exhaust, which is pretty amazing to me.

[Lou Ann]

@mbrutus I had to really lighten the photo to get the horses features to show. This was taken as I stopped at a red light, I rolled down the car's passenger window and fired off 4 shots!