Having not yet done one of these, I can't imagine doing 100 miles. Ithink
the most I've ever done in a day would be 30, and that was just for
fun--leisurely pace and all.
>One of the problems I find in getting crew is other people have lives -
>imagine that:-> and don't see my ride schedule as the most important thing
>in their lives. So I either pack up and go it alone (as many of you do I'm
>sure) or I wouldn't go.
What, you mean there are some people who think they have something more
important to do than help us with our competetive endeavors? Yes, when
going to a dressage show, my husband frequently reminds me he has other
interests, but usually goes anyway, after making me pay awhile.
>I'm wondering how many others on the list do this alone much of the time? I
>mean packing up, driving over, setting up, riding, breaking camp, etc....I
>love the sport but by the time I get home on Sunday from a ride where I'm
>alone I'm wiped out!
I think driving home afterwards would be the worst. I know how pooped I am
after a lesson or trail ride. I could just fall asleep right there drivin
ghome. How do you guys manage to stay awake?
alice
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Alice and Shawn Steinke and Willie (for BP)in
Kentucky (Also Lacie, the honorary dachs, Sandy
the cocker and Turbo{get the Kittie}
Kittie, Willie's personal secretary)
Stand aside you other candidates.
GET A NEW LEASH ON LIFE--WIN WITH ROMMEL AND WILLIE
Chester and Hannah, the wonderful warmbloods
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