Re: Box
This message is from: kim Gibson-Rogstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi Lynda That is for me I asked Dan if it would be all right to ship to you I was Hoping it was goig to show up Before Dan left . Gunnar Dan I guess should be rolling in shortly just got home myself
Re[4]: Moving north
This message is from: Steve McIlree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Pamela-- Friday, February 7, 2003, you wrote: > Oh yeah? Haven't you seen those HUGE centipedes yet? Or the hordes > of grasshoppers? Or the skeeters? I remember more bugs in New Mexico > than any place I've ever lived! You must have lived in the valley. Up on the mesa tarantulas rule, absolutely no skeeters. And so far as I know, no centipedes and the grasshoppers starve. -- Steve McIlree -- Pferd & Skipper -- Omaha, NE/Las Cruces, NM, USA The difference between a policy and a crusade is that a policy is judged by its results, while a crusade is judged by how good it makes its crusaders feel. --Thomas Sowell
Re: Box
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Martie, > No ideas here, but WOW, I sure wish the FedEx guy would deliver ME a > bargain basket. I'll take a small pony size thank you very much. > Wonder what this is all about? I have not a clue, I am completely perplexed. I double checked the box and yes, it is the right address. I even called FedEx but they could not give me much information either. I guess I am just not sure what the sender wants me to do with it! Lynda Lynda and Daniel Bailey's Norwegian Fjords Quality Fjords--Equine Transportation--Hand-braided Tack & Accessories White Cloud, MI 231-689-9902 FAX: 775-383-6813 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.hometown.aol.com/baileysfjords United Equine Foundation http://www.unitedequinefoundation.org/homepage.htm Lynda C. Welch Vice President, Norwegian Fjord Representative [EMAIL PROTECTED] UEF Fjord rescue email group: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: long-maned fjord
This message is from: "Curtis Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > "shawna smith" wrote: Also I'm wondering-Can a forelock be to long??? I'm > keeping it braided loosely so he can see. Any suggestion's appreciated. I have had two horses with especially long and wide forelock. In both cases, the horses preferred to have their eyes covered. In one case, we had braided the forelock for a dressage show. He wasn't a fjord, so I had to braid the mane, and when I braid the mane, I usually braid the forelock. During the first test, the judge noticed that he seemed to be looking at the middle of his head and not where we were going. So after the test, we let down the forelock. During the second test he was much happier and did real well in the test. We have also found that the longest hairs in the forelock come from the place where a lot of people put the bridle path, just behind the poll. By the way, you can see pictures of our horse, Solvar, with a long forelock at our website: http://www.deepcreekfjords.com/solvar.html. He definitely likes his forelock long! Enjoy your Fjords! Curt Pierce Bristow, VA Our Fjords got another 6 inches of snow to play in, but some have started to shed already.
RE: long-maned fjord
This message is from: "The Mercers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Good photo! Even with the long mane you can sure tell it's a Fjord. Taffy Mercer This message is from: "Frederick J. Pack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Want to see a picture of an unclipped mane on a Fjord at full gallop? Go to http://www.geocities.com/friendlyfred98/page3.html
RE: Terrific public introduction to the Fjord breed
This message is from: "The Mercers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> What is the URL for it? Or if not a URL, where do we view it? I must have missed that post. Taffy Mercer This message is from: "DT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> If you haven't had a chance to see the "Dances with Horses" video try and do so. Tears came to my eyes. I was so proud of the Fjords and of the riders and I don't know any of them. What a fun and great way to show others what the Fjords can do. Oh, make sure to also watch it in fast forward. You can see the line and uniformity quite well that way. WHat fun. Applause, Applause Deb
RE: scratches
This message is from: "The Mercers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> When my son's quarter horse gelding came home from training he had scratches (good old white socks!) and after trying a number of things the combination of Novalsan and Desitin mixed together into a paste and applied daily worked. Taffy Mercer
Re: Meetings
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In answer to your question, I believe Madison airport is. However, Richland center falls in the middle between La Crosse and Madison. Hope this is helpful. Linda Syverson kerr
RE: long-maned fjord
This message is from: "Frederick J. Pack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> All Mail is scanned in AND out by Norton Anti-virus. Fred and Lois Pack Pack's Peak Stables Wilkeson, Washington 98396 http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/3158 Want to see a picture of an unclipped mane on a Fjord at full gallop? Go to http://www.geocities.com/friendlyfred98/page3.html This is page three of our web site, also reached at http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/3158 and click on the upper left corner..see out Fjords. Fred and Lois Pack Pack's Peak Stables Wilkeson, WA
Re: Re[2]: Moving north
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 2/7/2003 3:19:53 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > No bugs in New Mexico. (Unless you count tarantulas.) Oh yeah? Haven't you seen those HUGE centipedes yet? Or the hordes of grasshoppers? Or the skeeters? I remember more bugs in New Mexico than any place I've ever lived! Pamela - Former Resident Of Centipede Palace http://hometown.aol.com/northhorse/index.html";>Northern Holiday Horses
Re: Terrific public introduction to the Fjord breed
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 2/7/2003 1:55:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > If you haven't had a chance to see the "Dances with Horses" video try and do > so. Tears came to my eyes. I was so proud of the Fjords and of the riders > and I don't know any of them. Ah, glad to know I am not alone. I was enchanted by the 2002 "Wizards Of The Night". Such elegance and beauty! And talented horses and riders. The music for 2003 was good old country music. I much preferred the Classical of 2002, but the horsemanship just was phenomanal! Starfire riders kept showing how it could be done. And "Ride Like An Eagle" was the one that brought tears to my eyes. Simply amazing. Now I want to be in Denver for the 2004 Stock Show to see what they come up with to top2002 and 2003 Pamela http://hometown.aol.com/northhorse/index.html";>Northern Holiday Horses
Re: Fjord fencing
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I had hot wire when Bjorken was born: Stella, his mom, ventured out of the stall with him the first day when he still had the padding in his feet...he touched the hot wire but was insulated, and she touched him and got shocked. She pushed him back into the stall and didn't let him out for two day! Then she took him around an showed him the fence, must have told him to stay away from it! she herded him away from it. Good mom! Jean in balmy Fairbanks, Alaska, +35 and sunny! 7 1/2 hours possible sun. > >Second statement re electric fencing. Young foals do not know how to back >up and when they hit a hot wire they frantically push forward and can injure >themselves severely. Jean Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Box
This message is from: bolinsj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> No ideas here, but WOW, I sure wish the FedEx guy would deliver ME a bargain basket. I'll take a small pony size thank you very much. Wonder what this is all about? Right address? Martie in MD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello everyone, OK, something fairly odd happened just now. FedEx Ground showed up with a box addressed to myself and Dan. There was no return address, although I assumed it was from my mother as she is always sending things to our son. Anyway, I open it up, and inside is a harness!!
Re[2]: Moving north
This message is from: Steve McIlree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Linda-- Friday, February 7, 2003, you wrote: > Only thing about the south are those darn BIG bugs:) No bugs in New Mexico. (Unless you count tarantulas.) -- Steve McIlree -- Pferd & Skipper -- Omaha, NE/Las Cruces, NM, USA It's never the horse, it's always the rider. --Old Cavalry Adage
Box
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello everyone, OK, something fairly odd happened just now. FedEx Ground showed up with a box addressed to myself and Dan. There was no return address, although I assumed it was from my mother as she is always sending things to our son. Anyway, I open it up, and inside is a harness!! It looks like it is Fjord sized, although will not know for sure until I unpack it. While it is used, it looks it quite nice shape and is leather, also includes both the bridle and driving lines. However, there is no note, nothing! According to FedEx Ground, they think it came from CA. Under the packing label is the name Bargain Baskets of America, out of Edmond, OK. Any ideas?? Thanks! Lynda Lynda and Daniel Bailey's Norwegian Fjords Quality Fjords--Equine Transportation--Hand-braided Tack & Accessories White Cloud, MI 231-689-9902 FAX: 775-383-6813 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.hometown.aol.com/baileysfjords United Equine Foundation http://www.unitedequinefoundation.org/homepage.htm Lynda C. Welch Vice President, Norwegian Fjord Representative [EMAIL PROTECTED] UEF Fjord rescue email group: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Fjord fencing
This message is from: "Jean Gayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Second statement re electric fencing. Young foals do not know how to back up and when they hit a hot wire they frantically push forward and can injure themselves severely. Jean Jean Walters Gayle Aberdeen, WA Author:The Colonel's Daughter $20 PO Box 104 Montesano, WA 98563
Re: Fjord fencing
This message is from: "Jean Gayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I can tell you one thing about fencing. A fjord is an opportunist and if there is any way they can get theirs head through to the grass beyond, you will have a damaged fence. Gunnar stuck his head through my wood small gate and lifted his head with the gate around his neck. Off he went at fifty miles an hour with the dreadful creature around his neck about to get him. When he reached the far fence he had already figured out he just had to lower his head and shake the monster off. After which the imp then spied the open space where the gate used to be and came like a freight train, ducked under the hot wire and immediately started feeding on the lawn. When I left the window and came out the door he sped back under the wire and looked quite innocent. The small gate is now anchored. Jean Jean Walters Gayle Aberdeen, WA Author:The Colonel's Daughter $20 PO Box 104 Montesano, WA 98563
Re: Moving north
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Carol; Move south???you may be right!! This move is fueled by my husband who loves to ice fish, snow shoe, hunt winter wildlife, cross country ski, etc.so, he has promised me an indoor arena one day soon and it will be heated:) My entire family lives within 40 miles of our new home or I would not be so agreeable:) Only thing about the south are those darn BIG bugs:) Linda
Re: Update
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jeanne - Not shedding? Kind of funny but because it is related to length of day imagine your days are still pretty short. Glad you have balmy weather - I just keep telling myself we are killing mosquitoes:) Linda
Terrific public introduction to the Fjord breed
This message is from: "DT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> If you haven't had a chance to see the "Dances with Horses" video try and do so. Tears came to my eyes. I was so proud of the Fjords and of the riders and I don't know any of them. What a fun and great way to show others what the Fjords can do. Oh, make sure to also watch it in fast forward. You can see the line and uniformity quite well that way. WHat fun. Applause, Applause Deb
Re: Meetings
This message is from: "Carol J. Makosky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Lassesen wrote: This message is from: "Lassesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I have a question for the meeting in Wisconsin. Where's the closest airport? The subjects that Wayne Hipsley are covering sound very good. Hi, Madison is the closet airport of any size and Milwaukee is larger, of course. -- Carol M. On Golden Pond N. Wisconsin
Re: rainrot/scratches
This message is from: "Carol J. Makosky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Debby Stai wrote: This message is from: "Debby Stai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> We are bringing a horse home from "school", has had scratches since he's been there, done numerous methods to clear it up and it comes back, I HIGHLY suspect it is in their soil, probably in his stall. They have dirt aisles too. Hi, I've never had to deal with scratches (knock on wood), but friends of mine swear by clearing them up with applying used motor oil. Maybe worth a try, but it doesn't look real pretty. -- Carol M. On Golden Pond N. Wisconsin
rainrot/scratches
This message is from: "Debby Stai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> We are bringing a horse home from "school", has had scratches since he's been there, done numerous methods to clear it up and it comes back, I HIGHLY suspect it is in their soil, probably in his stall. They have dirt aisles too. My daughter tells me that all of the horses at this barn have dealt with it at one time or another and when they get a booboo, the dreaded scabs appear. I'd dealt with rainrot years ago, my first introduction to it, poor horse. Numerous things done with the advice of others who had been through it, none of their methods worked, the clorox, the powder for fungus on plants. When all was said and done, we had to get the hair off, and bathe with a medicated soap. He ended up on antibiotics as he got a secondary infection, swelling in the lower legs. He got this rainrot when we moved him from our place to a boarding facility. The vet told me that flies can carry the bacteria from horse to horse and that horses who had never had it before can come down with a bad case of it, hadn't built up an immunity to it. He never did get it again but he did get a bad case of scratches when we moved to Colorado and had our first heavy snow, another first for this horse. Debby
Meetings
This message is from: "Lassesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I have a question for the meeting in Wisconsin. Where's the closest airport? The subjects that Wayne Hipsley are covering sound very good. Driving Clinic with Brian for the PNWFPG. If it is not too far I would like to go with a team of Fjords - Maybe? It depends on where and what date. Will there be a cart there to borrow? I can bring the harness, but bringing a cart for two can be tough... Dates taken in June already are Riding Clinic at HH will be June 6,7,8th Rose Parade is June 7th - Large Fjord Group going (if selected by committee) June 20,21,22nd - Astoria, OR Scandi FESTIVAL Catherine Lassesen HESTEHAVEN
Re: rainrot
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "...After reading all this info about rainrot, are fjords easily susceptable to this?" Nope, no more than any other horse, in my opinion -- maybe even less. I saw the most spots of rainrot on my Paint gelding. My Fjords and Annie, our Belgian, only get a few spots here and there, usually in the late winter and early spring or after a long, warm rainy spell. Thanks, Steve, for your information that rainrot is caused by bacteria. I stand corrected! Since rainrot is not caused by a fungus, I suspect my observation that athlete's foot preparation has "cured" rainrot is mainly due to the drying effect of the powder, and not to the medicinal properties of the product. DeeAnna
Re: Update
This message is from: "Carol J. Makosky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Jean Ernest wrote: This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Move to Alaska! It is +32 here this morning at 6:00 am and might get to +40! The forcast for the next few days shows the same, with no really cold weather in sight! What a strange winter! I cut two manes yesterday, will cut two more today, Fjords are not shedding much yet. Hi Jean, I don't know if I could deal with possible earthquakes and resulting possible giant tidal waves. I'll stay in the midwest, but would like to visit Alaska someday. :-) -- Carol M. On Golden Pond N. Wisconsin
Re: Update
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Move to Alaska! It is +32 here this morning at 6:00 am and might get to +40! The forcast for the next few days shows the same, with no really cold weather in sight! What a strange winter! I cut two manes yesterday, will cut two more today, Fjords are not shedding much yet. BTW, we don't seem to have any rain rot problems here! Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, up to 7:30 hours daylight! >>Linda in MN Burr, the house is cracking it >>is so cold!!! :( >> >>Linda in MN >> >Hi Linda, >We have 19 below here this morning Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Missing Digests/Messages
This message is from: Steve McIlree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I often get inquiries both on the List and privately about missing copies of the List. I always check to see if the message has been "bounced" for some legitimate reason, and more often than not find there has been none. I then suggest to the person inquiring that they contact their ISP, as there is nothing I can do about the problem, which is probably a result of over-zealous SPAM suppression. Here is a quote from a computer industry journal that I hope will state the situation better than I can. "...false-positives are an unfortunate consequence of the blacklisting practice used by ISPs. A false-positive happens when a legitimate e-mail is falsely classified as spam and thus denied safe passage through the Internet. Anecdotal research suggests that false-positives number in the millions per year, if not the tens of millions. The e-mail that I've received from Internet users at large and small businesses indicates that the false-positive phenomenon isn't reserved for the lunatic fringe. Individuals and organizations from all walks of life report that their e-mail is disappearing into the ether. More often than not, end users are left with limited, if any, recourse to fix the broken link in their e-mail chain-- if they can even find it." I hope this helps explain where your missing Lists are going. -- Steve McIlree -- Pferd & Skipper -- Omaha, NE/Las Cruces, NM, USA A canter is the cure for every evil. --Benjamin Disraeli(1804-1881)
Re: Update
This message is from: "Carol J. Makosky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peg. Linda in MN Burr, the house is cracking it is so cold!!! :( Linda in MN Hi Linda, We have 19 below here this morning and all of you would get a good laugh to see my Jack Russells try to walk on two feet only. Our one is more of a southern Jack and has little hair between her toes, so we carry her out to the spot and put her down hoping she will do her duty quickly. Then as soon as they get back in the house, it is under the covers on their favorite chairs. I'll give you one guess where they sleep at night. Linda. Maybe you should have moved south instead of further north. :-) -- Carol M. On Golden Pond N. Wisconsin
Re: long-maned fjord
This message is from: "Karl & Jerrie Froelich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Yes, we would love a picture. Our two year olds will arrive from the breeders in April and we have wondered what the long mane would look like. It will help us to know which direction to go. My little girls desparately want to braid horse hair! Jerrie in Washington - Original Message - > > Several weeks ago there was discussion about a long maned fjord for > sale in CA. Well Diesel has arrived in OR and is settling in fairly > well. His mane has never been cut and it is gorgeous with the > black/white colors. If anyone wants a pic email me privately. Also > I'm wondering-Can a forelock be to long??? I'm keeping it braided > loosely so he can see. Any suggestion's appreciated.
Fjord fencing
This message is from: "jo Anbro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thank you so very much for your responses to our questions on rainrot and Vanja's past. The information was very useful and eased my mind about Veli not looking like an Appaloosa someday. Next question - our barn will be finished this spring. What is a good fencing for Fjords? I know some type of electric is what we'll use, but at first we were thinking about high-tensile wiring until I read in Carol's Rivoire's book how dangerous it was. Thank you -Jo and Don Anbro Binghamton, NY _ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
She's coming home!!
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I bought my first Fjord almost two weeks ago. Her name is Phelisia (her barn name is Ellie) and she is seven years old. I've now seen two videos of her and she has gaits to die for!!! The transportation arrangements have been made and she is leaving Weedsport, New York on Feb. 17 and will arrive in Green Bay, WI on the 19th. Her stall is ready, the tack is hung and she will have many visitors in the weeks to come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank a very special person who has been instrumental in helping me find my "dream" fjord. Patti Jo Walters of Francis Creek Fjords in Two Rivers, WI has shared her expertise and love of the Fjord breed with me. You have been a tremendous help!! So, on behalf of Ellie and myself, we thank you and we look forward to riding with you in the near future. Until next time, Linda Walker
She's coming home!!!
This message is from: "Linda Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I bought my first Fjord almost two weeks ago. Her name is Phelisia (her barn name is Ellie) and she is seven years old. I've now seen two videos of her and she has gaits to die for!!! The transportation arrangements have been made and she is leaving Weedsport, New York on Feb. 17 and will arrive in Green Bay, WI on the 19th. Her stall is ready, the tack is hung and she will have many visitors in the weeks to come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank a very special person who has been instrumental in helping me find my "dream" fjord. Patti Jo Walters of Francis Creek Fjords in Two Rivers, WI has shared her expertise and love of the Fjord breed with me. You have been a tremendous help!! So, on behalf of Ellie and myself, we thank you and we look forward to riding with you in the near future. Until next time, Linda Walker
Re: First Mane trimming!
This message is from: "Mike May, Registrar NFHR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> At 10:28 AM 2/6/2003 -0500, you wrote: This message is from: "Nancy Blauers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Does anyone have that address for that video? You can order the "Grooming Your Fjord" video from the NFHR by sending a check for $25.00 to: NFHR 1203 Appian Dr Webster, NY 14580 Please make the check payable to NFHR and make sure you have your mailing address on a note letting me know what the check is for. Thanks, Mike === Norwegian Fjord Horse Registry Mike May, Executive Director & Registrar PO Box 685 Webster, NY 14580-0685 Voice 585-872-4114 FAX 585-787-0497 http://www.nfhr.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Update
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peg..I always enjoy your "Clark" stories:) This fall I did not breed my goats - they would have been born during our upcoming move. Both goat girls came into season several times throughout fall and winterone weekend my daughter brought her 100+ black lab for a visit and the goat girls were SURE he was the "buck" they had been looking for:) Normally the goat girls are weary of strange dogs and would never come out of their pen (yes, they can get under the gate - ha!)..but, they were facinated with "Jake the Labrador" and followed him all over the yard. Why the black lab??? The buck that serviced my goats the past two years is a big black dude - hahaha!! We had some good laughs .. I just adore my goats!! My foal "Hasse" plays with the younger goat - I'm happy Hasse has someone to play with... Linda in MN Burr, the house is cracking it is so cold!!! :( Linda in MN
Re: slicking water away
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hope, I use a polar fleece product with my "wet" horses (due to workout or rain) that covers from head to tail and wicks moisture from the body. We will be carrying the product on our website "All Things Fjord & More!" very soon...the company is modifying the "snuggy" to fit fjords..I can fit the current product on my fjords lengthwise but can't attach the belly band or the neck/head area. I'll notify the list when the "fjord version" is available. Linda @ All Things Fjord & More! www.allthingsfjord.com
Re: MWFHC Winter Meeting
This message is from: "CNielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi, just a quick note--if anyone is interested-- the Super 8 has a pool also and it's about a block from the White house.I work across the street from the Super 8.It's not a big town but there is a Pizza Hut but everything usually shuts down fairly early.can't wait --it's always a lot of fun. Randi in s.w.Wisc. - Original Message - From: "Dave & Patti Jo Walter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "fjord horse" Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 12:50 PM Subject: MWFHC Winter Meeting > This message is from: "Dave & Patti Jo Walter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > The official registration form for the club's winter meeting is in the mail > and on my desk so I want to get the word out to everyone about the Midwest > Fjord Horse Club's Winter Meeting. The dates are Friday March 28-Sunday March > 30, 2003. We will be meeting at the White House Ramada Inn in Richland Center > WI. A block of rooms has been reserved at the White House Ramada Inn > 1-800-585-3865, single $59.33, double $63.86. Also a block of rooms reserved > at the Super 8, 1-608-647-8988 > (1-800-800-8000)short drive away for $61.60 single and $65.70 double. The > White House has a swimming pool and restaurant but only 20 rooms has been > quaranteed, so call early! > > Cash bar, lower level, Friday night and Sat. evening. Arrangement have been > made for Sat. lunch and dinner, Sunday Brunch and 2 coffee breaks. Friday > night dinner and Sat. breakfast you are on your own. > > Wayne Hipsley, NFHR Evaluator and Fjord judge will be presenting the seminar. > Sat. 8-12/1:30-5 > Sun. 8-10/11-2 > > MWFHC will hold it's meeting immediately following the 6:30PM dinner on Sat. > > FEES: Individual member $50 per person, Family $75 per couple, Non-member $65 > per person. > > MEALS: $45 per person for SAT. lunch, SAT. Dinner, Sun. Brunch and 2 coffee > breaks > > Send to MWFHC C/O Sharon Falck 201 12th AVE NE, Oelwein IA 50662 POSTMARKED > BY MARCH 10th 2003 > > > Email myself Patti Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED] or Sharon Falck at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] with any questions. > Fax for Sharon 319-283-3175 phone 319-283-3164 > > Hope to see you all there! > > WE HAVE SNOW AND IT'S GORGEOUS. Been enjoying riding all week in it, just > love it! > Patti Jo Walter > Francis Creek Fjords > Two Rivers WI
Update
This message is from: "Knutsen Fjord Farm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I know you are all holding your breath, waiting to hear how Clark the goat is getting along in his new home. Here is the latest report: "Hi! I think Clark might be in love. He has been making goo goo eyes and playing kissy poo with Poncho, our mini mule, through the field fencing. Can't let him in the pasture with them though because they are very territorial and I'm sure they would chase him. He goes out with the goat herd every morning and plays around but always ends up out by the big boys! Ah, romance!!" What can I say? Peg Peg Knutsen - Ellensburg, WA http://www.elltel.net/kffjord/
