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robinson46176
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You are supposed to clean the stalls? I thought you were just supposed to teach the horses to duck their heads as the floor built up. :D

I'll have to see if I can find a location where it sits. It should be sitting out behind my house. :)

It would make one heck of a wood shop. :D


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OK, I found one I can afford. :)
Maybe I can find something in between the two.

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I found the source of the other picture but no location given...


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Mr Robinson, please stop lurking outside my barn, I will be forced to call the authorities. ;)
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[quote="mrhart"]Mr Robinson, please stop lurking outside my barn, I will be forced to call the authorities. ]

He lurked last fall apparently!:D
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One thing about that one is you would have A/C in the summer and winter,
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The design of that stable just reminds me of a European style used for royalty. The second barn would be more in line with my price range also. You know the old saying, a Champaign taste on a beer budget. But, I shouldn't even say that. They way they keep raising alcohol taxes here in Maryland, the average guy will not even be able to afford to buy beer much longer.

Now for cleaning stalls, I've cleaned many. So, yes I can relate. I will also admit though there are much worse jobs than shoveling poo. But, I have found with a little planning you can maximize your motions and cut down on your effort/time to do those chores.
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