Horseback Heaven

1. Sue C says:

   February 7, 2010 at 5:54 am

   Wine Tasting

   Hi, you don’t say how old you are – or where you are. I’d start with riding lessons before making any commitment to buying or hiring a horse long-term. It’s fun and you’ll see the countryside from a totally different perspective, slowly from the back of a horse. You’ll fall off one day – everyone does. They say you can’t be a good rider until you’ve had 7 falls. Good luck.
2. Kawasaki Gurl. (: says:

   February 8, 2010 at 4:47 am

   Womens Hormone Advice

   Its alot.
   Thats why i quit riding.
   I still have my horses, but i quit.
   So i just went to racing dirtbikes.
   much funner.