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Dear Stacy, you truly believe in humanity. This is very optimistic of you. You can see only see good in something that is permanently displaying a rough pointy razor sharp surface.
Hey Stacy, I work with 4-H kids in upper MN. A lot of us are just getting back in to riding after a very cold and long winter off. I am constantly thinking of these kids and praying for their safety. I was curious if there is any tips or guidance you could send our way as to how to prepare for the first ride. I would love to share it with them. Thank you so much! ~
Tanya-I used your question as a blog! I gave some ideas but probably other people will too. Hope it helps!