Konie w Boskiej - Horses at Divine Valley

Hello, dear friends on Hive!

This is my entry to a monomad challenge.

As I mentioned, my absence was planned. Summer camps ended on the last day of August, so let me skip the part about plotting all the stories. Some people already have heard a few words, I'll leave it be. However, I'd like to sum up that horse camps are much better than "art" ones, because kids already have in mind, that it is a sport, and passion, and it has to be taken seriously. The last camp brought a silver lining because most of the girls were wonderful, and even so, sometimes I take riding classes with them. 😊 One of the girls has a picture that I've taken on winter camp, behind her phone case.
Anyway, I come back with a few good memories, some sketches, pictures and a painting. I'd like to share a couple of moments I've spent with horses.
Kala is a horse of my friend, Wiktoria. In the upcoming year, hopefully, she'll start working as a riding instructor. Kala is the biggest horse in the stable, a Greater Poland breed, she's 1,74 m tall (withers). Intelligent, beautiful and rather friendly. She's a good friend to Hirma, my favourite. Hirma is a school horse, wonderful, kind, talented and unfortunately, tired.
This Paddock belongs to the medium/bigger horses, calm in temperament. Finlandia (in the picture somewhere), stands nearby, as she has behavior problems, with other sick and difficult horses.
Sonia is the leader, Apacz and Eros are the oldest horses.

Kala's patterns

Eros (white) and Apacz

Finladnia, I call her "Serek" aka "Cheese" in Polish

While she was around me, I took a picture of Kala and Apacz (on the left)

A moment of affection - Hirma and Kala

Paddock

Kala

Hirma's legs

Hirma