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So Cindy ,

How does one find out about who has fairgrounds and where they are?  I 
suppose you could "google" the counties you are traveling through.

-Paul
On Tuesday, April 12, 2005, at 06:47  PM, Cindy Collins wrote:

> When I've traveled with horses between California and Wyoming and to
> various western rides, I've always just stayed at fairgrounds.  Almost 
> any
> town over 3,000 people has one.  You can often turn out in the entire
> arena for exercise and there are usually stalls you can put your horse 
> in
> for the night, at the very least bucking chutes make fine stalls.  
> There's
> water and often electricity.  Most of the time it's free, but 
> occasionally
> there's a small fee.  I always bring a chain and lock for the stall 
> door.
> Sometimes there are nice bathrooms and showers, too.  Cindy
>
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