Two of my favorite people..
By Edouard Aldahdah
Posted on September 8th, 2009 in USA
Rosemary Doyle and Joe Ferriss at the Doyle open barn on August 28th, in Oregon. We’re so lucky to have them around. Photo courtesy of Karsten Scherling.
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September 9th, 2009 11:20 pm
This is a great photo of two wonderful friends and mentors who by personal example have inspired asil Arabian breeders worldwide. Rosemary ‘walks the preservation walk’, is a mover and shaker that gets things done within the asil/AK community, even from long distance and remote control; and Joe, well, Joe is simply a natural phenomenon and should be followed around at all times by an invisible someone who catches his observations and musings [and even unspoken thoughts] about our beloved horses for the record for the rest of us to ponder…
My talented friend Karsten caught them naturally and well; I feel like they’re standing in front of my front door and that I must get up to open it to invite them in, first for coffee, and then for a tour of the farm. I wish….Miss them both a lot.
Thanks for posting this, Edouard.
May I suggest, a future AK convention at Idan Atiq? I’ll put up the bedouin tent.