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[RC] perspectives - Lynn White

We had our first big storm here in Southern Idaho. It made me feel like I was 
back in Upper Michigan.  One can handle any type of season with ease IF  
prepared before the snow falls.  I walk at least two miles every day no matter 
what the weather is like…just dress of the conditions.  People think I’m 
nuts, but I used to live off Lake Superior so winters here are mild in 
comparison.  As far as riding goes, I don’t do a whole lot.  I figure winter 
is the time for the healing for all those little injuries that are not apparent 
to us.    Tendons and ligaments are like ropes.  As ropes get used they start 
to fray.  Winter is the time for the ropes to be repaired.  That’s the way I 
look at it.  Besides, I don’t have to worry about doing any cavaletti work 
when the horses are running though drifted snow.  So winter is a great time to 
catch up on reading and watch the last of the old black and white movies I 
haven’t seen already. 

Lynn






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