Notes from the trail….

Sunset out at Dobie Meadows with a wild horse from the Montgomery Peak Band.

To read more about these horses, click this link to a recent L.A. Times article on the fight to save these wild horse from being rounded up and removed from this area.

https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2025-10-07/majestic-wild-horses-are-trampling-mono-lakes-otherworldly-landscape-the-feds-plan-to-round-them-up

4 responses to “Boundary Peak Sunset”

Ruth Miller

October 17, 2025

Awesome pics! That’s a sad story about the horses. Hopefully there is a solution that has a happy ending for them.

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1. Andria
  
  October 18, 2025
  
  Thank you Ruth! The plight of wild horse’s truly is sad. I pray we find a way to live in harmony together. It’s such a peaceful vibe when sitting and watching them in their environment.
  
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Cy

October 17, 2025

Very interesting article on the horses. 700 of them is to much for the land. Hopefully a solution will come about.

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1. Andria
  
  October 18, 2025
  
  Hopefully BLM will step up and do the right thing in helping to preserve and protect the horses. The cost is just too great to our environment!
  
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My name is Andria, a Nature and Wildlife photographer living in the Central Valley of Northern California. Most of my wandering’s are in the Foothills, Sierra Mountains or Yosemite. This is my blog site for all my adventures out and about in this great big world.