Showing posts with label Stone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stone. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 September 2013
Could You Carry Scotland's Smiddy Stane?
If your idea of fun is seeing how far you can carry a 363.8 pound stone, Scotland has an event for you. Just don't expect to tie up your horse to be shod at the smithy in town that day. (Photo of Airth, Scotland's "smiddy stane" contest courtesy of Ewan McTaggart)
Another reason to wear a kilt: you can spread your legs far enough apart to carry a 363-pound rock across a field...if you are so
Sunday, 22 July 2012
What a Farrier Sounds Like (When Horseowners Stop and Listen)
Horseowner, author, actress and comedian Pam Stone gets (somewhat) serious as she explains how something as simple as her horse losing a shoe can remind us of the people we depend on...and that how we communicate with them is what really matters. This was originally written for a daily newspaper, to be read by non-horsemen. Pam should add "storyteller" to her list of skills.
The panicked
The panicked
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