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Nothing says Halloween quite like the sights and sounds of an autumn farm after dark! Amidst the black fencing on Samhain’s sides are cornstalks, pumpkins, eerie ghosts, and the rising moon. When the lights go out, Samhain won’t leave you in the dark: the green areas of her coat glow! Her spooky appearance is accented with metallic gold and copper, shimmery orange, and the deep black of night.
Samhain’s name is a nod to Halloween’s Gaelic roots. Celebrated from October 31 to November 1st, Samhain marked the end of the fall harvest season and the beginning of winter – the darkest time of the year. Some believed that the line between this world and otherworld was thinnest during this time, which allowed spirits to cross and mingle with the living.
Grab your Trapper-Keeper™, some gel pens, and put your hair up in a scrunchie™, because this decorator model is bringing the '90s back! A vibrant mix of '90s-themed colors in bright turquoise, purple, and pink that’s sure to make your...
Icelandic Stallion Pronounced “Spor-dthur frow Bear-gee,” this red dun pinto Icelandic Stallion was imported from Iceland to Kentucky in 2013. Sporður is a five-gaited stallion with show-stopping gaits, incredible bloodlines, and a friendly personality. An athlete and breeding stallion, Sporður...
As the weather turns cooler and the days get shorter, we start to settle in for quiet evenings by cozy fires. And we have a lovely, new ultra-plush throw blanket that will make your relaxing time even more special. This throw features...
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