September 15, 2010

Clydesdales at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia

Busch Gardens has new Clydesdales since its separation from Annheuser-Busch this year. The new horses are black and white.  Above, one looks longing at the pasture waiting for the sheep to finish their turn so he can get a little exercise.  Below, his stablemate takes a nap to bide his time.

10 comments:

  1. Beautiful horses....
    Costas

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  2. The first horse is beautiful, white only on his feet! I thought that horses slept standing up!

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  3. Excellent photos and blgi is pretty complex. Again showed why it is said that photo says more than a thousand words, Thank you for this experience. Come and see the pictures Teuvo www.ttvehkalahti.blogspot.com blog and leave a comment there. Thank you Teuvo Vehkalahti Suomi Finland

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  4. Beautiful!!! I have linked your post to Adventure Tour Express! Your pictures are so grand!! Cathy

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  5. What gorgeous horses. Love your music. Thanks for my Williamsburg "fix". One of my favorite spots -- my husband's best friend just moved there -- have a feeling we'll travel that way more often.

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  6. Just popped over from Cathy's and was overjoyed at your header picture. I live in beautiful Bardstown Kentucky and I can identify with your feelings of pride in the beauty and history of our state. I loved back at some of your older posts and did so enjoy. Pop over for a visit in my neck of the woods. Blessings
    QMM

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  7. Beautiful horses! It's strange to see one lying down though as horses sleep standing up and very, very rarely lie on their sides. I rode horses for years and years and never, ever saw one lying on their side, they actually can't lie down for very long as it's not very good for them!

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  8. I love Clydesdales! they are so huge and majestic looking

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  9. wonderful horses and post!






    Warm Aloha from Honolulu

    Comfort Spiral

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  10. those horse's photos are gorgeous.

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