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Friday, October 2, 2009
 
Rain Rain Stay Away (at least till afternoon)

Quite a few CHF riders have been preparing for events this weekend. Annie and Junie (above with Linda's birthday cake in the barn earlier this summer) are doing their first Hunter/Pace along with Karrie and Linda. There is a dressage show in Shelburne Falls (Biscuit Hill).


The rain will definitely postpone or wipe out the hunter/pace. Hopefully, the rain will wait till the afternoon and the riders will have a great time.

Also, the farmer's wife is in New Orleans earning some hay money and I really want to get home tonight!

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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
 
Do You BELIEVE Linda is going to marry the guy responsible for this?

The ever alert Krissy snapped this pic a few weeks back when Linda's fiancee asked why his horse looked so different with his halter on in the cross ties.


For all the riders who haven't been approved for a trail lesson yet, here is a good secret: she lets David ride on the trail ...

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Sunday, August 9, 2009
 
Happy Birthday Linda!


Last week Linda had a birthday. Our all access riders did a great job planning a surpise birthday party and Chuck did his part of sending Linda "off" on an errand. Here are some of the pics.

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Sunday, July 5, 2009
 
Running the Farm on a busy week



Jacki, Chuck and Linda were more than busy with all the activity this week. It takes a lot of effort to plan and execute having 14 different youth riders in a summer program. And on top of that, we continued all our regular lessons and welcomed twin four year olds for rides three days in a row too! Here are Chuck and Linda trying to work out the schedule. One of the best parts of living and working here is that when it all gets too hectic, you can find a quiet spot and take in the views -- that is obviously what Krissy was doing when she took this shot.

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