Things that you have always wanted to do

[JohnSund2]

And that is one of the things I did not for a long time. Being one with a horse together in the nature exploring.

I'm looking forward to setting aside sufficient time to raise a horse from a 6 month filly to a full grown horse.

Nothing like the bond that develops between horse and rider if done right.. xx

Take about year and a half of daily interaction, full unwavering focus, mutual trust,

and full engagement of your mind and soul just for the foundation, for the basics..

The rewards are inexplicable.. beyond explanation, beyond words.

Make your heart soar x

[Amanda Babe]

I always wanted to make a trip by train But after reading the book Aleph by Paulo Coelho

Became a great desire ... but my big dream is ... Egypt

[JohnSund2]

Do tell me all about it, nothing better then good....preperation

xx

Nepal / Everest I can tell you all about xx

[Lara Mills]

I always wanted to make a trip by train But after reading the book Aleph by Paulo Coelho

Became a great desire ... but my big dream is ... Egypt

I've been to Egypt twice now, and it was so much better the first time because it was all new and I hadn't experienced it before. The pyramids and all the touristy-things to do are amazing the first time around You should definitely go

[zoozoozoo]

I've been to Egypt twice now, and it was so much better the first time because it was all new and I hadn't experienced it before. The pyramids and all the touristy-things to do are amazing the first time around You should definitely go

Also been to Egypt a few times but the only time I saw the pyramids was from the air ,never been to Cairo , but hard to beat a cruise down the Nile or Egyptian sunset

[Lara Mills]

Also been to Egypt a few times but the only time I saw the pyramids was from the air ,never been to Cairo , but hard to beat a cruise down the Nile or Egyptian sunset

I always wanted to go on a cruise down the Nile, but it was Sharm El Sheikh and coach trips for me Got to see the pyramids with my mum when I was little, and it was amazing. Especially climbing inside one of them

[zoozoozoo]

I always wanted to go on a cruise down the Nile, but it was Sharm El Sheikh and coach trips for me Got to see the pyramids with my mum when I was little, and it was amazing. Especially climbing inside one of them

Next time you go stay in Luxor , so much to see -Valley Of The Kings ( and Queens ) , Karnak Temple and Luxor temple itself - amazing ,I read a a book before I went about Luxor Temple written by a man who had spent 20 years studying the layout and engraving on the walls -incredible

[Lara Mills]

Next time you go stay in Luxor , so much to see -Valley Of The Kings ( and Queens ) , Karnak Temple and Luxor temple itself - amazing ,I read a a book before I went about Luxor Temple written by a man who had spent 20 years studying the layout and engraving on the walls -incredible

I went to Luxor too Went on a 'lacky band plane to get there, and it was good. I spent a lot of time just staring up at each pillar in the Temple, trying to see if my tiny bit of hieroglyphic knowledge made me understand them... it didn't

Wish I'd gotten to go to Alexandra though

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I'm looking forward to setting aside sufficient time to raise a horse from a 6 month filly to a full grown horse.

Nothing like the bond that develops between horse and rider if done right.. xx

Take about year and a half of daily interaction, full unwavering focus, mutual trust,

and full engagement of your mind and soul just for the foundation, for the basics..

The rewards are inexplicable.. beyond explanation, beyond words.

Make your heart soar x[/QUOTE
Do u intend breaking her then?
Most would see that as a bit young as a horse may not stop growing until they are 3 or 4
and lung capacity is not fully devoleped. Also horses broken young generally tend to develop
lamness problems later in life. Ideally i think not too much until they are 3 and probably 4 before u get them into
jumping etc and let them build from there

[JohnSund2]

Alexandria is amazing! One thing that keeps me in mind most is the opera Aida saw at the pyramids from Cairo, amazing.

I went to Luxor too Went on a 'lacky band plane to get there, and it was good. I spent a lot of time just staring up at each pillar in the Temple, trying to see if my tiny bit of hieroglyphic knowledge made me understand them... it didn't

Wish I'd gotten to go to Alexandra though