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FW: [RC] saddlebag (not) - Mike SherrellOn the driver's seat I leave a sheet of paper with my
home and cell phone #s large enough to read through the window of the locked
door, partly because I park along roads a lot, and some authority might be
tempted to tow the rig away as abandoned or something.
Regards,
Mike Sherrell
Grizzly Analytical (USA)
707 887 2919; fax = 707 887
9834
From: ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of scswag@xxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 2:43 PM To: rnbianchi Cc: Ridecamp: to post an email Subject: RE: [RC] saddlebag (not) I used a plastic luggage tag holder. It has a ziplock so
it keeps the water out plus it has a hole so you can put it onto a lanyard if
you want. I also purchased a www.roadid.com tag one for me. I'll be buying one
soon to braid into my horses mane with her vet contact info. All great ideas. I was wondering about the shower cap myself
for a while there. I have a poncho in a small packet that I hope I can use for
both water carrying and in case of a rain shower. Susan On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 1:29 PM, rnbianchi
wrote: I love all of the suggestions. I, too, have started a
list to help me prepare for the next ride season. I have one thing to add
and that is to suggest everyone carry some kind of ID (preferably on them and
not on the horse). I wear an ID required for all Event riders that has
name, address and health alerts like Hypoglycemia and glasses/contact
lenses so that if someone should happen upon my unconscious body they'll have an
idea of what to look for and what not to do to me. It is a plastic sleeve
with a paper form inside that can be changed if my info should change.
Just a thought.
Becky Bianchi
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