Story Hill Farms

02/23/2025

This sweet girl is looking for a new home.
15 years. Ride/drive mare.
Downsizing.
6 🥕🥕🥕
Zero vices. Lives with a gypsy gelding with no hot wired fence.
Up to date on everything. Floated last month.
❤️

02/12/2025

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01/21/2025

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Before you head to the barn this morning, remember, your horse is trying to understand you as you try to understand them. Its a relationship that is constantly working towards a mutual understanding - just be kind!

08/24/2024

Last evenings little pop up storm made for a beautiful sky. ❤️🇨🇱

08/20/2024

This beautiful mare is looking for a new pasture. Healthy. Absolutely sound, no vices, no bad habits , nothing bad to say about her at all. Maplestone Sweet Valetta. 14 years young. Trained to ride and drive. Text me for details. Sensibly priced. Also will be listing a gorgeous drum filly and gypsy c**t. Feel free to inquire.
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07/24/2024

Gorgeous sunset after the rain yesterday.

04/29/2024

Apparently fly spray is made from liquid gold these days. 😳

03/30/2024

I really hope to see them in person someday! 😍

A large crowd of draft horses congregated at the famous Kelpies sculptures in Scotland today in honor of the upcoming 10th anniversary of the installations.
𝘐𝘔𝘈𝘎𝘌: Peter Sandground

The Kelpies, towering at a height of 100ft and weighing over 300 tonnes each, are a remarkable man-made marvel and a testament to engineering prowess. These magnificent sculptures, crafted by artist Andy Scott, have become iconic landmarks, taking inspiration from the Clydesdale horses Duke and Baron, symbols of a bygone era. Symbolizing the legacy of Scotland's heavy horse in industry and economy, the Kelpies were the driving force behind the wagons, ploughs, barges, and coalships that shaped Falkirk's landscape.

The name "Kelpies" pays homage to the mythical creatures known for their immense strength and endurance, embodying the transformative changes in the region's landscapes, the resilience of its waterways, and the fortitude of its communities. The Kelpies are open to the public throughout the year, free of charge, thanks to their strategic location in The Helix park. The surrounding area has been thoughtfully designed to ensure accessibility for all, allowing everyone to admire these colossal sculptures up close. For an exclusive glimpse into their engineering and ingenuity, visitors can even embark on a tour inside one of the Kelpies. Before concluding your visit, make sure to explore the visitor center, which offers a gift shop, a café, and further information about these magnificent creations.