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Reminds me of when I was a kid riding horses at my uncles farm in North Dakota. We would have to catch the horses first. We would ride them bare back. The second challenge was to stay on.
Haha...yeah, I was never good at bareback riding. I did fine with a saddle, but my horse had double vision and that made riding interesting because he spooked easily. Those are my grandkids and their horses. They have to catch them, too! Well, a couple of them, anyway. They are so happy to have so much more room at their new house!
Such memmories! I grew up with horses and have had to live without for the past two or three years. It is so good to see pictures like this!
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