My daughter (10) has been riding a little less then a year. I'm so impressed with how hard she works and how she doesn't give up.
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When my husband was my fiancee (about 27 years ago) he would say that we were going to buy the old family farm and raise chickens, goats, etc. I would get so furious with him that I would cry! Well here I am on the family farm with chickens, children, dogs, ducks, rabbits, and goats and I'm loving it (mostly.) I enjoy photography (contact me to order prints), my family, and farm.
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I loved seeing these pictures! My sister was an avid horesman - lived and breathed horses up until the day she died. She was NOT a baby person at all but I remember the day I found out I was having a daughter and how happy she was at the thought of turning another girl into a horse lover. I have no doubt that if she had lived my daughter would have had a pony at her farm with its name attached to my Noelle the minute she was old enough to ride. Thanks for the memory :)
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ReplyDeleteThe horse your daughter is riding looks exactly like my old horse. So cute! Learning to ride is a great skill, she's lucky she started that young. :)
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ReplyDeleteI love the photos. I always wished I could have got into horse riding. We had a horse for awhile but I just couldn't release my fears. I think classes might have helped. Your daughter's horse is very beautiful. I hope she sticks with the adventure.
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Wonderful pictures, I really need to start scanning in some of my daughters old pics, It's been on my to do list for ever.
ReplyDeleteI took horse-riding lessons as a kid, too, only back then we didn't wear helmets! Your daughter looks like she's doing great!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! Nice to visit from WW! Hope you are having a great day!
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How fun is that! Way to go with the determination.
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