Hey Sweetie!
A bit of a fitful night, but ended up sleeping okay, though it was an absolutely perfect morning weather-wise. After chores and breakfast, I eventually saddled up Flash and headed out on the trail. My original plan changed somewhat, after a rider came into camp and we chatted for a bit. She told me a certain section of trail was in really bad shape, so I decided to avoid it, but my goal was to do a section of Trail A that I hadn't done before, and managed to get that done anyway. It was absolutely miraculous that during our entire fifteen mile ride, Flash didn't lose his boots once, despite the fact that he sank in the mud almost up to his knees a couple of times! Amazing! A lot of that trail was quite nice, but there were still both muddy and rocky sections, so the boots were essential, so glad they stayed on! Lola came along, and managed to stay with us, though she was flagging a bit at the end. Lots of water and puddles on the trails, so she was able to stay hydrated, thank goodness. Just a bit long for her these days, but she managed! When we got back to camp, I was a bit disappointed to see a whole family with noisy kids and a barking dog with multiple grownups setting up tents right next to me. I knew it would be busy this weekend, just didn't expect a whole herd of kids right next door. I hope they have enough sense to stay away from my horses! I'll obviously had to suffer through the screaming and the campfire smoke, but oh well! I rinsed off Flash and his boots and got him put away, filled up my trailer and truck tank, figuring it would be better to do it this evening than tomorrow, when the place is liable to really get busy, and finally settled down for the evening. A gorgeous day, perfect temps, exactly the kind of day we love! Heading to bed early, as we have an early appointment for the truck in the morning. Good night, my darlin'! Love you!
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