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This is tiny section of a HUGE pile of used horse shoes collected by eight generations of Kriz farriers.... more
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Average Rating (4.62 Stars):
Missy Bee
April 17th, 2024
Very beautiful. They place is a treasure. Excellent work. I will definitely shop here again.
Shannon Bardock
April 17th, 2024
I still haven't received this order, how much longer? Should I request a refund???
Daniel Cosentino
April 16th, 2024
I love my new mug, and the forest scenario on it it’s calming and just beautiful
Brenda Reeves
April 15th, 2024
A very happy customer. It arrived today. Nelsonville is my hometown so it’s extra special. Thank you.
Ian Whitehouse
April 12th, 2024
Beautiful thanks.
Ian Whitehouse
April 12th, 2024
Great.
This is tiny section of a HUGE pile of used horse shoes collected by eight generations of Kriz farriers.
Tim Kriz, an eighth generation family farrier comes from a long line of horseshoers. Tim's grandfather came to this country as an immigrant from Czechoslovakia, and settled in the Naugatuck Valley of Southwestern Connecticut where he found his skills as a farrier in immediate demand. Tim's father & uncle started the Kriz business & the family is still there and still shoeing horses. Where breed preference is concerned, Tim's breed of choice are Percherons. He also has been a formidable competitor at the big shows in the Northeast.
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Carol Lynn Coronios
Thank you, Shannon. If they sold each shoe, they'd be bazillionaires!
Shannon Story
This is a wonderful image and title. He should think about selling them as lucky horseshoes. I would buy one! :)
Melany Sarafis
WOW! That's a lotta shoes ;-) I love this original subject, I've never seen a photo (or picture) of horse shoes like this. Nice job!
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you, Melany. This is only a TINY section of a pile that stands probably at least 20 feet high and close to that in diameter. Heaven only knows how far down it goes, as the weight surely has 'sunk' at least a few feet.
HH Photography
What a great image, great title and interesting info. Nice work, Carol.
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you! One of the 'funnest' things I learned through PPA competition was titling!
Clare Bevan
LOVE IT!!!! LOVE IT!!!! LOVE IT!!!!! Brilliant detail and monochrome!!!!!!
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you, Clare. It is truly an impressive site!
Carol Lynn Coronios
Thank you, Doug, for featuring "I Can't Find My Other Shoe".
Carol Lynn Coronios
Thank you, Lesa & Lisa! This pile is probably 15' high (and probably several feet underground, with all that weight) and maybe 15' in diameter. I think I was told that they'd disposed of one pile - or perhaps had moved to a different farm.
Lisa Holland
Very nice. I'd like to see this pile for myself!
Lesa Fine
Love this image Carol, great capture and eye for this one. Fav