What is it?

No, it's not a drive in movie screen for our abundant wildlife, or for the local adventurers to head for the mountain and catch the latest film. I researched it on the internet and found nothing. It's been there for years, but I never really checked it out. All the people I ask tell me it's some sort of reflector for telephone or television signals. I'll ask a friend who works for the phone company the next time I see him. Is there anybody out there that might know what it is? One of these days I'll take a ride up there to satisfy my curiosity.

Since I did mention drive-in movies, we actually do still have one here in Sanpete County. It's closed for the season since winter struck early. I'll take some pictures and share some tales of my younger years while there, in a later post.

Found a few interesting facts to share:

*There are about 75 million horses in the world.

*“Show me your horse, and I will tell you who you are”. - Old English saying

*A horse typically sleeps two and half to three hours a day

*Horses younger than 4 years can concentrate for a maximum of 10-15 minutes

*Horses lie down only about 43.5 minutes a day

*Horses sleep longer in the summer than in the winter

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Good Night.   Ken