Went riding today.

I bought an old horse from my friend Mack. She is old and gentle and very patient with me as I groomed her today and made my best efforts to saddle her. I must say the two of us did quite well for being my first time by myself. For her efforts I sliced up and apple and gave it to a piece at a time. I walked her out to my fence line and tied her to the fence while I slipped back to the house.

I needed my riding outfit to take her out, so I put on my special riding attire. Abriform M4 diaper, plastic pants, onsie, and my new cowboy boots. I hustled back out to my date and mounted her for a short ride into the foothills of the Alberta Rocky Mountains. The sun had been up for a few hours and it was a little cool for diapers and onsie but I toughed it out and rode way back up behind the forestry road. I was in the middle of the foothills wearing diapers and did not have any other clothes in case of emergency or discovery by people.

As I looked out over a valley below one of the ridges my horse and I wandered out onto I felt free like never before. Mother nature, my horse, and my bottom swaddled thickly in diapers. I have to say I became a very happy man being dwarfed by the mountains above and the blue sky. I climbed back up into my saddle and realized a saddle makes a diaper feel just amazing, even after I wet my diaper.

I was out for three hours and never saw a soul other than the eagle above and the black bear down by the river with her yearling cub. On my return a small bag of oats and a diaper change for me, I think I have found heaven in my front yard.

That is so very cool my Elfin Magic. I love horse back riding, and for you, in a diaper, well I am sure you were in Heaven.

Mashie

Oh Elf - that does indeed sound heavenly. I have only had the good fortune to stay in Alberta once, and immediately fell in love with mountains in general and the Rockies in particular. I am therefore insanely jealous of anyone who actually lives there!

And I love horse riding too! I shall return to this thread as often as I am able, and just imagine myself there with you, the eagle, and the bear with the yearling cub - all with the glorious Rockies as a backdrop. Thank you so much for sharing, and brightening my day.

Amy late at night now we hear the calls from the Elk and the Coyotes.Their haunting sound raises the hair on the back of my little dog Harley. As of late the two of us go out to the stable and visit with the old horse. Both Harley and the horse have become vast friends and they both stare off into the bush over the other side of the forestry road when we hear the calls of the wild. It makes me wonder if there is not some wild animal staring back at us. The frost at night has started and the bush has exploded into some of the most beautiful purples and reds of fall.

Since you have been up here you know of what I speak. They call this God's Country, but he will have to fight me for it. I have a mere 60 acre lot at the end of a 15 minute drive on a country gravel road. No civilization for twelve miles back up that same country road. Calgary is 45 minutes away a city of 1 million people and you would never know it was there.

OMG my Elfin Magic. I just looked at those pictures of yours. Absolutely breath taking. Oh how I would love to grab a six pack of Coke and my rod and reel and cop a squat at the edge of the river in your yard. Holy Cow that's beautiful. I can definitely understand why you want to stay somewhat hidden up there. I would too.

Thanks a ton for the share.

Mashie

You and me both Mashie, you and me both - they are absolutely breathtakingly beautiful! If possible I am now even more insanely jealous!

When we located the tract of land I was to build on we sat there by the small creek that runs by and you could watch the trout in the cold mountain water. This is all mountain snow and glacier run off that feeds this creek. It is far too cold for swimming but the fish sure taste good, but watch for bears. The area is called Bragg Creek and there are many beautiful pictures of the country side and the Village of Bragg Creek on the internet.

Elf,

Will need to put visiting Alberta on the bucket list, have only been to Toronto in Canada so far. Thanks for sharing the pictures.