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Photo: Katarzyna LedwoΕ [link]Makeup:
model: me and some horse
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Throw a saddle on that horse and let's go!
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I rode without a saddle.
Yes, in high heels.
I have photos (;
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Well throw those high heel wearing, bare back horse ridding pictures up on here! You just gotta know that I would love to see those! I can't even imagine wearing high heels while riding a horse, much less a bare back horse. That's pretty dang impressive for me!
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Can you imagine riding in high heels a bare-back horse in a trot?
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Tekla, I can't imagine just walking in high heels on flat concrete for five minutes much less while riding bare back on a horse and much much less while the horse is trotting! I can ride bare back on a horse but usually I wear cowboy boots and occasionally sneakers. Honestly, I am glad I am just a rough desert cowboy and not a woman because desert cowboys never have to wear those hard to walk in high heel shoes that women like to wear. Hehe
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I assure you that walking in heels is harder than riding horses. Especially with no saddle, cause then I actually don't have anything for my feet to do (: I also rode with a saddle, it's not a problem either. I looked through my photos to see if there are any showing my bare back horse riding that I could post here. Unfortunately although they are not ugly, they do not reach the artistic level which would allow me to submit any of them here. But I will post one with the saddle later (:
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Hehe, I certainly would not know, as I have never walked in such shoes, nor do I ever plan to. Just give me my trusty cowboy boots and I'll be happy.
One thing to be aware of when taking these photos. I do not know how experienced of an equestrian you are. You must be careful riding a horse with hearing these heels in a saddle because even a normally gentle horse can spook and throw you off. If your foot were to get caught in the stirrup, the horse could drag you by your trapped leg and cause serious damage. Possibly even breaking your ankle. Please be careful. I would love to see pictures of you riding though.
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I know what you mean. My feet and shoes are very slim so there's no problem to get them out of the stirrup. I learned riding dring summer camps with horseriding. They were only three weeks altogether, but I was a fast learner and enjoyed it very much (:
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It is very fun indeed! Next year I want to go elk hunting high in the mountains on horse back. I want to do this because it will be easier to haul the carcass of a dead elk down from the mountains with a horse than it is backpacking it down.
People near where I live teach horse riding camps for tourists. They are only one or two day courses though. I am certain you learned much more in three weeks. I love horses.
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Hunting. No. Elk carcass... No. No, no, no.
Killing animals for entertainment is nothing I want to read about.
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I do not hunt for entertainment. I hunt for food. I never showoff animals on my wall. I eat them and they feed me for a long time. I use every part of the animal.
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Okay. I can accept this.
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You would really accept this after tasting fresh deer ribs marinated and barbequed over a mesquite wood fired grill. Nothing tastes better than fresh meat. Store bought meat is often impregnated with hormones, antibiotics and food dye. Not so, a freshly killed deer or elk.
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Ha. Ha. Ha. (with a bitchface)
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Ahhhβ¦Well now that explains why you suffer from "bitchface"! That is my attempt at humor. :*)
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goo work . . .looks like one of mondino's work . .
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