Welcome to Mark and Hela Russell’s On the Farm page
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Sedona having fun in the rain 2015.
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Oberon at play fall 2015.
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OK this is not technically “On the Farm”. This is actually what Hela looks like off of the farm. Burning Man 2015: a chance to regenerate and a chance for Mark to have the farm to himself.
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RIP Nora. Our sweet girl showed up in a thunderstorm in June 2014. Never being able to find her former home, we gave her a new one on our farm until we lost her to cancer in August 2015.
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Oberon fondly known as “Opie” born on May 2nd 2015 to Chula Hita (QH) by Saphiro (Lusitano)
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Chula and Oberon greet Sedona, spring 2015.
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No. Just NO.
Snow in Eastern Tennessee does not occur often but it decided to torment us on a few occasions in the winter of 2015. We survived!
Our covered arena overlooking the farm.
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Out on the far end of the farm with Diego, taking a break.
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Our fabulous Louisa striking a pose during a lovely sunset in June 2011.
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Uh Oh this can only mean trouble. If pebbles is happy you can bet there has been some mischief somewhere. Pebbles was a drop-off as a puppy with her sister, who, sadly we could never locate.
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Mark with his ‘girlfriend’ Chula. Playing, as usual.
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Tango and Strativarius at play in the spring of 2012. This goes on for hours.
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Tango and Strativarius decide to give photographer Michael Scott a quiet pose on a lovely summer evening in 2012.
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Fannie as a 24 year old. Amazing.
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Fannie, as a 23 year retiree, still balanced and strong.
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Willow, as a two year old, already shows the grace of her mother, Fannie.
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Pansy, Marie, Elmo, and Kaiah. Rescues with happy lives on the farm.
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Sola as a three year old at play in 2011.
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Strativarius climbing on his mother, Fannie in 2009.
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Tango at Play 2009.
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Willow with her mother Fannie October 2008.
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One of the benefits of giving Sunflower Seeds as treats. Our first born Sola, thinks they make a good scratching post.
Robin, our wayward ‘wabbit dog’ wears an old fashioned GPS device. Robin was rescued from the streets; starving and covered with fleas and tics.
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