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Thank you Pauline for pointing out some important reasons why a farrier might choose 
to cool the shoe before fitting it to the already shaped foot.  I appreciate your 
insight.

> There is nothing like watching a hot shoe being worked on on a dark 
> autumn afternoon by the way - I'm always fascinated by the red hot iron 
> when it comes out of the forge - looks beautiful! And who doesn't go to 
> have a look when you hear the rythmic banging of hammer on shoe & anvil 
> at the barn?
Longfellow would have been proud to have uttered such evocative words. That rhythmic 
hammering of metal on metal is a song rung down through the ages.


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