With the winter we've been having, I doubt these horse blankets have been getting much use.
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3 comments:
I love the colors in this shot!
...NAY!
In NZ they used them to protect the horses from the UV. We couldn't understand why there were so many horses until we twigged to the fact that at home they would be in barns!
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