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Date Posted: 22:37:29 03/03/05 Thu
In reply to: Old Man & Horses 's message, "Serenity Is In The Eye Of The Beholder" on 13:43:30 03/01/05 Tue

>Morning sun beating down as the birds begin there
>morning songs, peaceful morning, no car's to be heard,
>only the hoofbeats of horses and the rattle of the old
>cart.
>As a twin pair of horses make there way slowly down
>the dirt track, an old man sat up a dusty broken down
>cart the pair pulled along, another pair of horses
>walking along at the back of the small cart and two to
>each side, a small box holding something no bigger
>than a small dog beside the man.
>As the man pulls the reins back lightly, the pair of
>horses coming to a stop as he moves up to unharness
>them.
>The first of the horses Dreamcatcher, a 14.2hh
>Palomino Quarter Horse mare, by age she was still a
>youngster at rising 5 years old, unlike her working
>counterpart Picalo, a Quarter Horse gelding, who in
>his years was at the top of his game, but now at the
>age of 15 years old he was a quieter partner for
>excitable youngsters.
>To the back of a cart two paint horses, Moonfox a 15hh
>Palomino and White mare, unbroken to ride or drive but
>in her future at the tender age of rising 3 she was
>due to start her life long training, her compainion,
>Dragonfly, a Black and White gelding, at two years
>older than his female compainion, having already
>started and completed his basic training and now into
>the more advance side of it.
>To one side, Moonshine, a small Grey Quarter Horse
>mare, barely 13.3hh by a sensible ride non the less,
>to the oppisite side, Dynamite, a 13hh Appaloosa pony.
>As the man tethers the two work horses to the cart,
>climbing back up into his seat, hand dipping into the
>box to rub the muzzle of a small bundle of fluff, a
>small shetland colt, palomino in color and barely a
>week ok, a rescue the man had been given after his
>mother had abandoned him.

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Subject	Author	Date
I'll remember not to blink	Art	09:59:41 03/04/05 Fri

Re: I'll remember not to blink	Kailin	13:50:07 03/04/05 Fri
Re: I'll remember not to blink -- Art, 21:36:00 03/04/05 Fri Re: I'll remember not to blink -- Kailin, 12:45:04 03/06/05 Sun Re: I'll remember not to blink -- Art, 23:07:07 03/08/05 Tue