Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson

Trip to Inagua with BNT

Our new St. Bernard pup has arrived....

4 mos old :)

Maggie my new Mastiff, born on Aug 22nd 10
from Rockport Mastiff in Canada

My new birds at the farm

These are potential choices of photos that will go in the new Maya Moon, a pony in the Bahamas book on sale next year in 2012 !!

Contest photos from 1st to 16th place...

Pics taken after the sun sets.....Bahamas.

This is our new pup Mastiff BRUNO......
Sadly he passed away Monday Aug 30th of a massive heart attack in the vets office.....I will miss my big boy so much...I am beyond sad.........I love you forever Bruno ..RIP <3

just some more shots....random

Just animals...some are mine and some are not !!!! enjoy !!!!

Here some shots of flowers and plants in Bahamas....

Speaks for itself !!!

Birds of the Bahamas...

Some time ago..........

Kona our Rottweiler

Cooper is a baby bunny born to my blind bunny Bun Bun...

She is raising it very nicely...

George & Nati... Stefano & Courtney

Prom 09

These two babies i have adopted after the owner had a tragic accident....I have named them Lola and Lucy and I will take care of them as well as I can....

Decided that I want them all together......enjoy !!

Photo's taken from a small airplane from Nassau to George Town, Great Exuma.

Bahamas Aug 2007

Nati took some shots of me and Max this afternoon......

ENJOY !!

This is Tosa...our Golden Retriever.................
She was put asleep today June 27th 09..She had melanoma....

RIP Tosa !!

All my babies that have been born at my place.....

Action..........

...about Sacred Space..Sacred Space is much more than simply viewing a show of metal and wood; the viewer is invited to feel the roughness of the organic sculpture, play the bells hanging above and perhaps more importantly, answer the call being made to uncover other Sacred Spaces...

Twelve trees have been transformed into elegant and haunting figures that overlook the majestic cliffs which rise some 40 feet out of the deep blue ocean, and bells hang above inviting the viewer to ring them...and the wonderful possibilities that excists in the most unexpected places...

This site is also of historical significance to Bahamians as these cliffs, bordering a former sugar plantation, were the landing site for some of the first African slaves to be brought here. These elegant carvings bend towards the ocean and to Africa. Their eyes delineate the space and the metal bells in the trees, carry their voices back to Africa.

The development of the Pure Spanish Horse, or Andalusian, was not a whim of nature, but the culmination of a project devised by and for a king. The Spanish Horse is one of the noblest animals in existence. This was not by chance but because nobility was always kept in mind in the selection and breeding. This search for nobility was passed down, and has become an identifying characteristic of the Andalusian.