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The GazetteAugust 14, 2014 | updated 12 years ago
A Celebration of Wild Horses Through Art and Music
Artist Lorrie Beck with her equine art done in pencil. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Ginger Kathrens, center, autographs a calendar of Cloud the stallion for Katelyn Biggs, left, and Kyleigh Martin. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Ginger Kathrens talks horses with former rodeo photographer Don Graham as she autographs books and calendars at the Cloud Foundation event. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Alex Schwaner bought an autographed copy of Ginger Kathrens’ book “Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies” for his granddaughter Sydney Stuelpe. 081714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Bill and Cindy Loos take a musical journey into the world of wild horses at the Cloud Foundation event at Cottonwood Center for the Arts. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)The audience settles in to watch Ginger Kathrens’ third PBS “Nature” film following the wild mustang herd of Cloud, the stallion. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda.navarro)Event committee members Tracy Miller, left, and Karen McLain, right, welcome Kathryn Detroia to the Cloud Foundation reception. 081714 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Laura Reilly, left, and Linda Muth at the Cloud Foundation exhibition of equine art. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Laura Reilly, left, and Linda Muth at the Cloud Foundation exhibition of equine art. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Cloud Foundation event committee member Beth Byer, left, welcomes Linda Randano, Elizabeth Domangue and Donna Harmon. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Ginger Kathrens talks horses with former rodeo photographer Don Graham as she autographs books and calendars at the Cloud Foundation event. 080214 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
