I live close to historical Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and aside from the battlefield and President Eisenhower's farm, there is also the "
Land of the Little Horses". According to local folklore (and very hush-hush) one foggy Christmas Eve, Santa called upon Rudolph to guide his sleigh and by the time they reached the "Land of the Little Horses", Rudolph was feeling rather frisky and well, as they say, the rest is history. The little horses perform daily but if you want to see any of Rudolph's offsprings, you will not see them at the farm, instead, you must go to
Sassy Cheryl's for this sweet image. I can tell you for a fact that on foggy Christmas Eves the sky around Gettysburg is illuminated by tiny red lights and one purple light. No one has ever explained the purple light but I suspect the Easter Bunny knows the answer.
P.S. Can't help but wonder how many of you will click on the link to the "Land of the Little Horse" to see if I'm joshing?
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ReplyDeleteThis is such as sweet fun image, and I love your glittered snowflakes. You don't have to wonder about me, I will be clicking the link to Land of Little Horse.....lol.
ReplyDeleteLOL Tammy, such a fab story - especially the bit about the Easter Bunny!! Fab card, love the frilly embelly. x
ReplyDeleteA-Mazing flower and stunning image just love those colours, gorgeous
ReplyDeleteKate x
Tammy, this is just lovely and beautifully colored. . . and YES, I did click on the link!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card...and yes, I had to check out the Land of the Little Horses!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card Tammy! I did check the link. Lol Cool story. ~jeni :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card, great image
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness..this is a CUTE, CUTE, image - and your coloring is fantastic. Such a cute card Tammy.
ReplyDeleteLynn
What a cute card! Love your little story there too...we need to have a little talk with the Easter Bunny!
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OMG...what an absolutely adorable image, Tammy!!!! Your coloring is total perfection and I love how you used the netting!!!! My children's Great Great Great Grandpa is buried at Gettysburg...I used to dabble a little in genealogy.
ReplyDeleteSo cute Tammy and yes, I will be clicking on the Land of the Little Horse.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you used on this card.
ReplyDeleteThis is darling and such a great job. Thanks so much for joining us at Sassy Cheryl's challenge this week. Hurry back for even more fun. Peggy x
ReplyDeleteOMgosh! How cute is this.. love the colors and really fun design!
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us in the Sassy Cheryl Challenge this week!
Judy
So, so cute!! I thought for sure I had commented on this one already. Guess not!
ReplyDeleteReally adorable! Thank you for joining us this week at Sassy Cheryls!
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet card! and I have seen those same lights living in VA and being so close! I have heard the "secret" rumors and well what I heard was that when the horses black and brown noses were 'co-mingled' with Rudolph's red nose that that is where that pretty purple light comes from! hehehe
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