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We've been dicussing this very thing around here since most of us have grown up around Amish here in North Ohio.  I have a very nice Amish buggy that my husband wants me to teach my horse to pull....HA...that will be funny!  I told him HE can teach him...I'll just ride him to the store.  I planned to ask our local grocery store to put up a hitching post for those of us who want to ride to the store.  I figure if they tell me 'no' that I'll just tell them, "okay...no problem, I'll just use the cart return. Thanks."  It's like a tie stall anyway!  LOL ;)

 

Stacy

Debbie Kirchner <dakota.charm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 7/24/06, smuncy wrote:
, Have considered
> such - being that only 5 to 6 miles work - only 'problem' - need place
> for horse during day. Maybe, 'livery' - day boarding in town/ city could
> come back ??? Not that far-fetched, with gas prices as are, and probably
> going higher. stephanieM



In Amish country they have Walmarts with covered stalls for the
horses, they have a water trough in front of them too I guess... Dan
says there is one in Go-shin, Indiana, not sure if that is how it is
spelled, but that is how he said it... Give Walmart a call, maybe they
could put one up in your neighborhood... or sell their plans...


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Debbie in SE MN

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