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This entry was posted in Barn, Companions, Donkey, Equine, Holidays, Learning, Life, Misc Equine Topics, Passion, Psychology, Research, Stable, Thoroughbred, Virginia and tagged children and animals, farm life, photograpghy on November 26, 2016 by Dr. Jennifer Kaufman Walker.

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