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Jenny Matlock
That sounds idyllic, to ride in the Irish countryside. When I was her age I rode horses a lot too, in woods and even along a beach.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Our daughter would ride every day if she had her own horse. Since we have a very small yard, I hope that is not on her birthday list.
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ReplyDeleteHope you are well....love the picture of your grandlittle....mine are coming from Scotland again for our son's wedding! Best wishes, Cathy
Absolutely happy girl, and even more happy and stunning is the honey of a horse!
ReplyDeleteawww...that looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteThat's terrific! Have a great week Jenny!
ReplyDeleteThat must be a nice experience for her !
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh and it's a Paint too! Look at her. I am so proud. Oh wait she isn't my grandlittle!
ReplyDeleteWell I am proud for you!
I think this is a perfect letter
H post!
See you Thursday,
Sherry
Just lovely. I'm glad they are settled into their new surroundings. XO
ReplyDeleteOh yes! I guess they've all adjusted well to the move? That's good. What a great picture.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! That is a beautiful horse.
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