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To: gg cox who wrote (188345)	6/3/2022 7:15:14 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone	1 Recommendation of 219517

Those horses sleep outdoors standing up all of their life. No horse blankets needed as they can take care of themselves! I had no idea horses could do this until I watched the PBS Nature show earlier this week. The people who raise them have to go indoors often. The horses do not need humans. The horses are tougher eating in a pine forest no problem. Conifers needles and the bark. BTW they are Canadian. You sir are one very tough Son of a Gun. Salute. 50 years ago my cousin talked me into going camping on Mt Washington in Feb. He did it often as he was a Maine State Guide. I bought a LL Bean coat rated to 60 degrees below zero. Thank goodness it only went to minus 40 that weekend. Never did that again. Last time I wore that coat was to a Patriots game when it was close to zero in Foxboro. Not recently. It is much to hot for zero. I was sitting there with my coat half unzipped while everyone else was leaving by halftime if they stuck it out that long. I will never give you any more shit:>))) pbs.org

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