Curly Creek Ranch

Curly Creek Ranch Curly Creek Ranch raises world class Arabian/AQHA crosses sourced from the top bloodlines in the US and Spain. Curly Creek Ranch cria caballos cruzados PRÁ

Curly Creek Ranch began as a young girl who dreamt of having a horse ranch of her own. Having been raised with world class Arabian horses thanks to Soltau Kings Crest of Alamo, California, it has been a 20 year journey for that girl to find the perfect place to raise Arabians with color, crossbred with AQHA for strength, character and palomino genes. Located between Pamplona and San Sebastian in t

he greater Spanish Basque region amongst the foothills of the Pyranees, Curly Creek Ranch brings together a deep love and respect for horses with a vision for a more sustainable future. Not only home to Khemosabi and Eclipse bloodlines, but also a bioconstruction off-grid farm house, permaculture methods and an organic garden. Curly Creek Ranch is open to the public, on appointment, to enjoy our way of life that blends our love for animals and the environment with a deep commitment to sustainability and living gently.

Feeling so blessed on this  🌎 where we have the chance to build the life want want working hand in hand with nature, as ...
22/04/2026

Feeling so blessed on this 🌎 where we have the chance to build the life want want working hand in hand with nature, as part of her, intrinsically entwined. Because we understand every day is Earth Day.

How did you celebrate today?

Ranch life isn't always idyllic, but sometimes it is. Like when you have a great team who love what they do, love where ...
14/04/2026

Ranch life isn't always idyllic, but sometimes it is. Like when you have a great team who love what they do, love where they are and love participating in our life. We're very blessed. And yes, it's spring. Everything seems possible.

Over the past year, I had the pleasure to participate in The Protein Project's work digging into the opportunity behind ...
10/03/2026

Over the past year, I had the pleasure to participate in The Protein Project's work digging into the opportunity behind increasing fava bean production in Europe as an additional protein crop.

As a long time fava grower, as many of you know, it was great fun getting to share our experiences as guardians of la Red de Semillas de Navarra, keeping and selecting our own seeds until the point where they are no longer at risk of hail damage now that we've boosted the soil health in our garden beds.

And clearly the results are easy to see, where the crop usually would come to my knee, it grows as tall as I am but without inputs, synthetic fertilisers or commercial seed breeding.

We have so much to learn from nature, but clearly the biggest lesson is there is much more abundance if we work with her rather than try to fight her.

If you look closely, these are fava bean plants growing out of the base of what appears to be a dead and decaying fava b...
28/02/2026

If you look closely, these are fava bean plants growing out of the base of what appears to be a dead and decaying fava bean plant from last season. And it is clearly accompanied by some soil fungi which may or may not be directly related to this phenomenon. I had always clearly placed this plant in the annuals category, but maybe I've missed something.

Has anyone else seen something like this?

Even though we woke up to a hard frost and -1,5c temps this morning, the signs of spring are all around us. If this were...
21/02/2026

Even though we woke up to a hard frost and -1,5c temps this morning, the signs of spring are all around us.

If this were a fruiting tree, I would be worried about the buds already wanting to open but as it's not, and the fruit trees aren't yet peek-a-booing, then I'll put that energy elsewhere.

There were birds chriping loudly as I did morning chores, thankful for the bright sun at last after weeks of rain. The sun was so strong I even started peeling off layers, which felt amazing.

Íñigo will take the horses down to the roundpen shortly after far too long indoors so keep an eye out for some exciting videos!

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Even with my hand to show the scale, you can't really grasp what a 5kg cauliflower looks like. Neither of us like caulif...
14/02/2026

Even with my hand to show the scale, you can't really grasp what a 5kg cauliflower looks like. Neither of us like cauliflower...or at least we didn't, but the taste of ours is so light and clean that we're very happily eating it in soups, stews, whatever. It's a very versatile vegetable. Who knew?!

01/02/2026

Khandi and Matty are now 7- and 9-years-old (where does the time go??) but they're still up to their sibling antics.

Red sky at night, sailor's delight while red sky in the morning is a sailor's warning. So what is a raspberry morning fo...
28/01/2026

Red sky at night, sailor's delight while red sky in the morning is a sailor's warning. So what is a raspberry morning for a farmer?

Spring is coming! I sowed the first seed trays of the year last Sunday before heading to the airport and the first littl...
23/01/2026

Spring is coming! I sowed the first seed trays of the year last Sunday before heading to the airport and the first little guys are popping out their heads just time for me to come home. 💚

Khora caught some big game overnight!
15/01/2026

Khora caught some big game overnight!

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