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Thanks Jack.
They let us peasants in to keep us from revolting.
Where will it all end?Out of curiosity I did a quick search* and it looks like the closest place I could see a Polo match is in St. Louis, 135 miles away. From their webpage it appears that peasants are welcome
LOL!*Remember the days before the internet, when you thought of something you'd like to know more about, and all you could do was exist in ignorance until you could make your way to the library? How did we make it through such primitive times?!
I can remember the very first time I had one of those 'Now what was the name of that movie?' moments, and a younger just jumped onto my computer (it's before smartphones), and quickly found the answer. I think it was a couple more years before I did the same myself, it seemed like cheating! That's cool
Up until a decade or so ago, I would regularly see young Gypsy boys riding traps up the main road nearby, and their horses would be tethered on patches of grass land not too far away, but that seems to have changed round here 
Yes, incredible LeonOnly a highly skilled craftsman can do that.
That's coolI think that's cool. Puts me in mind of when I lived in the U.P. People would ride snowmobiles through town
Yeah, I wish I saw more. Apart from the police, hardly anyone rides horses in the towns here. I remember a friend who owned a farm in Scotland, and was inviting me to visit, asking me if I could ride a horse. I said, "Of course I can't, I'm from Sheffield!"
My girls all rode horses, but I wasn't even allowed a dog as a kid! 
Yes, I guess I also own a lot of different coffee-making implements Jer!
You too DuncanGood morning my friends!
Or that may be good evening - wherever you are I hope all is treating my fellow Guardians wellView attachment 3008990
Great choice of Lamb Clocks went back last night here!
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