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Farah & Target |
Gray & drizzle was the word for the morning - we delayed our start time by 30-min. Pulling out of the yard, the sun was shining & it was still drizzling! We were the only two in the parking lot, many local riders were at the
April Daze ride this past weekend.
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Still snow on the peaks~ |
Joyce was short on time, but wanted to get in a good loop - so we rode what's now become the
usual route for conditioning. I say
conditioning - Joyce may go to Klickitat, I'm still thinking about Mt. Adams. For someone who was burnt out with endurance, here I am - still planning a ride or two. (With Jas - it was always about her feet. With Khari - it was about trying to get her to do what I knew she was capable of.) The draw to the sport for me now - is with Farah - rides are actually fun :-)
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The pond is So Very Green! |
At a ride, having the marked route & being able to travel at whatever speed you & your mount want - I see as something of a
reward for all the miles we travel. The sport is changing though - as the population grows & we
share the trails with more & more users... Loose dogs attacking horses, bike riders, hikers etc., make it hard - even during a sanctioned ride - to let our horses go!
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Mt. Rainier dominates the skyline! |
We had a great ride, Joyce brought Jackson, we had to wait for him a few times - he took advantage of every puddle! :-) I put my
supracore inserts into the
woolback pad & that seems to really help our borrowed saddle fit. The sheepskin on the bottom is long worn away - so I've tried several different ideas to keep it cushioned. This seemed to be the best option so far. More calls to the saddle maker...
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After her bath~ |
Once home, Farah enjoyed her warm bath - I enjoyed getting wet! Another great ride ~
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