Watch out for piles of horse poo in this weather, it's not what you
expect as I discovered on a well wrapped up ride tonight.Most alarming!
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TerryJ said:
Watch out for piles of horse poo in this weather, it's not what you
expect as I discovered on a well wrapped up ride tonight.Most alarming!Is there a typo in the thread title? :-)
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On Dec 16, 6:36 pm, JNugent <[email hidden]>
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TerryJ said:
Watch out for piles of horse poo in this weather, it's not what you
expect as I discovered on a well wrapped up ride tonight.Most alarming!Is there a typo in the thread title? :-)
Not if you have ever hit a horse apple. 🙂
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John Kane <[email hidden]> whizzed past me shouting
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On Dec 16, 6:36 pm, JNugent <[email hidden]>
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TerryJ said:
Watch out for piles of horse poo in this weather, it's not what you
expect as I discovered on a well wrapped up ride tonight.Most alarming!Is there a typo in the thread title? :-)
Not if you have ever hit a horse apple. 🙂
When it's been frozen for long enough it'll dry out. Freeze-dried horse
droppings make useful firelighters or they can be thrown at your
friends.On Sunday I discovered that it's possible to skid and slide on hard
frozen horse-churned mud, even though it looked dry on top.--
Sue ];(🙂
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