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Hello Maryanne,
Great stories. It was very interesting to see Egypt from your photos.
Below is a link to irrigation flags, they are plastic squares of a solid
color glued to thin but very tough 15" long wires. They are
impervious to rain and wind, would be highly visible in the desert and a
rider can carry 100's with no worries. You do have to jump off the horse
to push the wires into the dirt and you can layout loops based on color.
This link sells them in bundles of 100 for $9.99. Just another
possibility for trail marking where there is nothing to tie ribbons
on.
http://www.groworganic.com/item_IRO100_IrrigationFlagsOrangePackof100.html?pMode=HiRes
Don Huston

At 10:56 PM 5/6/2007 Sunday, you wrote:
> With all the mud stories from
> Biltmore, this should be a change of pace. 
>
> I have a riding blog that has gotten way to little attention from me,
> mostly due to my appalling internet connection that makes uploading the
> photos and even writing sometimes impossible. Owning and riding horses in
> Egypt is a bit different from other places, and marking our trails is no
> exception. So if you are interested in seeing how we do it, here's the
> link: 
> haramlik.blogspot.com

Don Huston at cox dot net
SanDiego, Calif