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Fall

By Zoe Donnelly  Up upon the hay I climb, Up into the sky I gaze. The sun upon the grass does shine,  And the chill wind beats upon my face. The golden straw beams against the trees, The sparkling water glistens; The birds do dance upon the leaves While I sit awhile and listen. When the water breaks, and the trees wave, Against the wind of Fall, The blue jay in her nest does sing While I sit awhile and listen. Hope you have enjoyed this poem of mine. If you would like to view more of them, you can click on this link below! Our Imagination The Harbor Dock

Lord Of The Rings - Soundtrack HD Complete (with links)

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This is a Lord of the Rings soundtrack that I love to listen to. I hope you enjoy it as well :)

Some of my Artwork

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This is some of the artwork that I have been working on in the past year. I really enjoy drawing Lord of the Rings and Hobbit artwork and I think that it is fun to draw the characters. I hope you like these pictures, enjoy! Thorin's key to the Lonely Mountain (The runes are in Dwarvish!)  The leaf of Lothlorien! I will be posting more drawings on a new post when I get them down loaded!

Riding Horses

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I have many hobbies, but one of my favorite ways to spend my afternoon is to ride our hoses. We have two horses and their names are Turbo and Stormy. Stormy is a Palomino horse which means  that he is a cream color, with some white spots, while Turbo is a bay horse which means that he is dark brown with a black mane, tail, and stockings. Our hoses are beautiful and I love to ride them. Sometimes it is hard to get outside in the hot sun or the cold rain, but when the weather is nice it is very enjoyable. My sisters and I ride western style which includes, barrel racing, roping, and trail rides. Most western riders do not jump on western horses, but we are learning how. When jumping a horse, there are some challenges. Horses try to use shortcuts when they are asked to do something which takes a lot of effort. Sometimes if we do not put the jump high enough, and we do not kick or squeeze hard enough, the horses will just stop right before the jump and walk over it or take a sharp...