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Polarengineer
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Polarengineer
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Thanks exile for the links. I just didn't look up the weather as I had a bugger of an afternoon yesterday (lost a horse) and my planning to dispose of it today was without taking weather into account. Luckily, as I am prepared, I could work regardless of the weather. Everything was so unexpected.
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Pathca
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Sorry to hear that PEPolarengineer wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:57 pm Thanks exile for the links. I just didn't look up the weather as I had a bugger of an afternoon yesterday (lost a horse) and my planning to dispose of it today was without taking weather into account. Luckily, as I am prepared, I could work regardless of the weather. Everything was so unexpected.
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Polarengineer wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:57 pm I had a bugger of an afternoon yesterday (lost a horse)
- Blaze
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Very sorry to hear thatPolarengineer wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:57 pm I just didn't look up the weather as I had a bugger of an afternoon yesterday (lost a horse) and my planning to dispose of it today was without taking weather into account.
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Veem
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PE - that is almost the worst possible news. Losing a horse is unlike losing any other 'pet' just because of the sheer size. Disposal, as you say, isn't easy and prolongs the whole sad business. I am so sorry you've just gone through that loss. I dread it happening to one of mine.
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Polarengineer
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Thanks everyone for your thoughts. Yes, it is true that on the land you have livestock and deadstock. This horse was a beautiful chestnut anglo arab a real looker. Her field companions miss her as much as I do.
