Re: can you say tent?

[Terry <canajello@echoweb.net>]

With all respect and salutations to you tough tent campers (thanks for
catching my horse!) I wouldn't give up my camper for anything. I press
my nose against the glass on cold cold mornings and watch your tents
flapping in the breeze and rain and sleet and whatever else Mother
Nature seems to save for endurance riders. Think you are brave and
dedicated, think I am smart and warm.
When I drag my body back from the ride. I take care of my horse,
sometimes giving him a warm wash down from the outside shower and then,
oh heaven, I climb in a hot shower myself. I would say "eat your heart
out" but since you love your style as much as I love mine I will just
say, "Vive La Difference."
Having all the strange, different people, trailers, camping setups,
horses, saddles, tack, and paraphernalia is what makes endurance so
interesting - oh, and the trails, lets not forget the trails.

Terry toasty in her camper with clean hair
Shahin, toasty in his blanket with clean hair too


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