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pedantic
9th Nov 2005, 07:18 PM
Thought I would try and put some photos on here, the ginger thing is mine and the heffalump my daughters, the dogs are kerry and Ben, both rescue dogs, the broken coller bone is mine as well.
Photos (http://photobucket.com/albums/c78/pedanticvindictiveman/)
MadMumInKent
9th Nov 2005, 07:53 PM
OUCH!! :o That looks painful! Horses and dogs are nice :) Not sure why but I had always assumed you were female :rolleyes:
Cool Rider
9th Nov 2005, 07:56 PM
cute horses
How did you get that big bruise it must have hurt :eek:
pedantic
9th Nov 2005, 07:58 PM
Came off June 2004 first ride out on him, didn't give him time to settle in, blame myself.
Little Dolphins
9th Nov 2005, 08:20 PM
See what you mean about taking it gradually!
nutkin
9th Nov 2005, 08:39 PM
lovely horses and dogs. That bruise is massive and a good reminder of why I wear a body protector :D
ANN H
10th Nov 2005, 09:55 AM
I don't wear a body protector, but can't think why after seeing that bruise! Lovely animals though - I also assumed you were female.
No_Angel
10th Nov 2005, 10:00 AM
ooo- look at that bruise. mine hasnt bruised at all, but i landed right on my shoulder. i too shall always wear my body protector and shall now buy some shoulder protectors,lol.
love your orange neddie, i have a soft spot for orange girls, ive got 2. :D
Denbenj
10th Nov 2005, 10:18 AM
Awwe lovely pics..
Bruising looks nasty!!
I broke my collar bone....alougth I managed to do it tripping out the patio door lol !!
an awkward one to break as they cant fix you up in plaster!
What a lovely assortment of animals you have anyway
pedantic
10th Nov 2005, 11:20 AM
Yea after not riding for 9 weeks I had to start from the beggining with him, I was nervous, I went out for an hourish on my own, mixed riding over narrow wooden bridge, over dual carrigway bridges etc, crossed 3 busy main roads, anyway got back to the stables, looked into my stable and on top of my box was my ""HAT"" :eek: :eek: I remembered everything except my hat, the second time he had me off was cantering along the canal path, rolled straight over on my bad shoulder, thank goodness I was wearing a body protecter with shoulder pads, he's had me off a few times and the body protecter has helped a lot, I recommend that everyone wears one, your a long time out of the saddle while mending which is extremely frustrating never mind the time off work, my daughter moans about having to wear hers but knows I would moan like hell if she didn't wear it :)
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