No.30

The horses of the Camargue are a rare breed that grace the marshes in the South of France. Black of skin and white of coat – a harmony of grey. They were loved by Celts and Romans alike. These days they are still saddled and ridden by Galoises smokin’, wine bottle totin’ French cowboys.

They are long of leg, strong of hoof and bright of eye.

And when they run … oh how they run.

October 2, 2013 -- Debra Broughton

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