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Re: Okay, You Guys, This Was An Eyeopener
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Posted by Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, on December 05, 2005 at 14:43:43 from (209.71.222.37):
In Reply to: Okay, You Guys, This Was An Eyeopener posted by Allan in NE on December 05, 2005 at 07:20:52:
Those saddles remind me of how my pelvis felt the last time I rode a Belgian back to the woodlot. Any idea how hard it is to look in a sap bucket from the back of a horse? Whatever width the trail was, she went precisely down the centre of it. And you think she'd learn after the first dozen or so drops that there is a bottom under the ice of a puddle and she isn't going to drown. But no, every time a piece of ice cracked this shiver of panic would go from nose to tail, a long way on a 2000 pound pony. Ah, they were dear old critters, my dad's Belgians, at their best as moving wallpaper in our picture window, but pretty handy for skidding logs and hauling Volkswagens out of ditches.
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