Georgia offers sobering context on Helene floods, spiders, and needed rest.
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Riding in Florida's Goethe State Forest exposes us to Cracker culture and potentially some nasty critters.
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Gamelands as churches and 'Southern' hospitality amidst destruction.
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The gift of experience the ocean anew
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Meh about Manassas but so relieved to find that others care more about the details than I.
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You are officially a farmer when all you can talk about is the weather and how things were better when you were a kid.
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A wind in the past promised. A Moroccan horse delivers.
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Connecticut walks a fine line between New York and New England.
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Finding riders that also believe rules are for stupid people.
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Acadia calms us with the cadence of their stride.
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My wandering soul finds a place that immediately feels like home.
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New York gives us much to consider — divine pizza, snobbism, and the nature of revolutions
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Lessons of a sage gooseherd applied in the Catskills
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Musings on getting ready, war, and testicles
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Climb to the top of a mesa in Utah desert tests horses’ conditioning. They excel.
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Day Two at Lost River finds us climbing to another stunning ridge but only after a hell-a-scary Juneau spook.
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“Mountain” training for the boys (and their riders) finds us at the beautiful Lost River State Park in West Virginia. Horses perform amazingly though I spend a lot of mental energy worrying about their hydration.
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Antietam, site of the bloodiest day in American history, takes its toll on our horses
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With carriage trails, woodland paths and a multitude of other horse amenities, a trip to Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area in northeastern Maryland shows me there may be some merit in driving north on 95.
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