McBunz
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For Patty.....late....
Here is your marble horse for your park.....  This is what I do for
kicks when I can't sleep at 3 in the morning... 
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Sher
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OH MY! Adie! What a masterpiece!   
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IZZY
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 ...3 in the morning...and you're not even expecting a foal 
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pyrgirl
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OMG!
It looks like the animals from the Chronicles of Narnia!
Have you read "The Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe" by CS Lewis?
There is a witch in it who goes around Narnia changing all her enemies into stone. She has a whole collection of animals in her castle courtyard who have been turned into stone. Thankfully, Aslan, the lion who is the hero of the story, conquers the witch and when he breathes on the stone animals, they come back to life. Good thing I have an "Aslan" in my pasture, too!! (Although he's not a lion, but a big Arabian horse.)
Aslan wil surely come and breathe on Shiloh so she can get down off of the pedestal again. Then Shiloh will nip Aslan and they'll go off runing around together again.
Nice work, Adie. It's amazing what you can do - you should be a graphic artist!
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McBunz
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No... sorry I haven't read that... So that is where Aslan got his name...Hmm
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pyrgirl
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| McBunz wrote: | | No... sorry I haven't read that... So that is where Aslan got his name...Hmm |
Oh, you must read it!
Or you can now watch it as a movie since it came out a few years ago - I forget what they called it in movie form -- I think it was called "Chronicles of Narnia" for the movie. It is a fairy tale for adults although kids enjoy it too.
There is a section where the 2 girls in the story ride on Aslan's back as he flies through the air (yes, the lion flies and most of the animals talk in the story). It is such a wonderful description and Aslan is a brave, strong, kind, good, and wild character so I named my first horse after him. And he has turned out to be all those things as well!
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Carlson
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Nice story Patty of how your horse got his name and Adrien as always good work 
Pat
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