I know this is months later, but I'm so envious! I wanna go, too! I also follow Joe's blog, and visit his website several times a week, It's so full of great information. We actually emailed several times back and forth about the wild horse issue. I wish I could be a more active participant in that horrible saga.
He said some really nice things about this wiki, and it made me smile. We do need to get him on here! I'd love to meet him and just chat horse stuff, like I'm sure we all would. Please tell me how the visit went, if you've already gone over there!
Robynne

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I would love to get some pix up, if it ever stops snowing. Blowing a gale here this a.m. The access to the stream is about 12 to 15 feet wide with a fairly steep approach directly, but can also be approached at a lower angle from one side. I know, that is hard to understand and I will get pix as the weather allows. The access from the other side (now fenced off) will be down hill also. Think of a large, shallow V. The soil is deep and turns into slippery mud, so lots of rock needed here. From the look of the area, I am sure the previous owner let cattle muck back and forth across this spot. We placed some old concrete across the lower end to back water up and form a pool here, and the horses do drink from it now, but have other water sources available. Boy is it frustrating to set here watching the snow blow by when there is so much out there waiting to be done.

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