Yesterday I sent some pictures of Farley’s feet to renegade.  My plan is to use renegade strap ons at Tevis this year, so I want to make sure that her feet are trimmed as optimally as possible, since the “better” (ie closer to ideal) the hoof mechanics are, the better the performance of the boot.  […] more

Today we continue with more useful camping tips!!!  (use at your own risk, your mileage may vary)….. These posts were being difficult yesterday and gleefully crashed my blogsy app, so they had to wait today until I had “time” to rewrite them on my computer (“time” = a lecture that I’m not particularly into……). Tip: […] more

The posts are going up out of order because some of the posts keep crashing my blogging app when I try to post them. Infuriating! The tips aren’t in order anyways, so it doesn’t really matter….. Tip: not having cell service is a mixed blessing. I had left a list of 3 things I wanted […] more

Tip: you can never have too many “ear” pictures, especially when there are bombs and serial killers around…. On day 1, how was it that Michele and I ended up doing a wild night ride – which was my second ride of the day? And why did Kim and I abondaned Michele and her naughty […] more

Tip: being prepared is overrated (the more you know the less you need right?) On the evening of the first night, I decided to go out at dusk and get some additional mileage. Michele decided to go out with me, as she had to turn back earlier in the day due to Stashi’s naughty behavior, […] more

Presented in no particular order……tips to make YOUR next camping trip a success! Part 1 Tip: Get permission to use your friends’ real names BEFORE the trip gets crazy. I, oh so innocently, asked my friends as we were setting up camp whether they perferred to be “M-asterisk and K-asterisk”, OR did they want the […] more

I have a long day ahead of me and can’t do justice to my camping story this morning, so instead I wanted to share two new pieces of equipment that I used at the camping trip. Although there was a creek near by, the camp itself was dry of both livestock and human water. The […] more