Celebrating Art KLLM. Horse logo for a non-horse company. Photo taken Dec 2019, Inverness AL, USA. If you check the brake lights, you will see that I waited for a stoplight. Previous Roadway Attractions [Equine Logo: Norfolk Southern] [You Know You Have Fallen Down The Lettering Rabbit Hole When …] Thank you forContinue reading “Equine Logo, KLLM”
Category Archives: Automobiles
The Downside of Being Mobile
You would think that I would be thrilled to be vehicularized once more [Wheels]. I am. However, it is dawning on me that life is not all beer and skittles. Errands Honey, would you get hay tomorrow morning? Oh, wait. That’s right. I can get hay. Any time. And unload it. All by myself. IContinue reading “The Downside of Being Mobile”
Which Way Should I Go? Trailering Poll
On the trip to Stepping Stone Farm there are two turns I hate. Deal with or avoid? Overall, the trip is easy. It is less than 20 miles on low-traveled, country back roads. There is one stoplight. The first turn I hate is at a T-intersection on the way to the barn. Traffic from theContinue reading “Which Way Should I Go? Trailering Poll”
We Got Wheels
A 2018 Toyota Yaris, which is apparently a Mazda in sheep’s clothing. In addition to being a generalized life event, buying this car has horse-specific ramifications. I have my truck back and can once again go places! Such as saddle seat lessons. Or haul Milton on his various barn visits. Or get feed without havingContinue reading “We Got Wheels”
Transportation Issues
Driving Thursday The goal is to get horse and carriage on the same load [Milton’s Show Schedule, Driving]. We have two options. Horse in Bumper-Pull, Carriage in Truck Bed We buy a cheap – relatively – bumper pull, leaving the bed of the truck free for the carriage. PRO Less Expense. CON Less EaseContinue reading “Transportation Issues”
New Equipment: Ramps and Winch
Driving Thursday Driving has stuff. So much stuff. And the stuff begets more stuff. Behold ramps and a winch to load the carriage [New] into the bed of the truck. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott #bloglikecrazy
Foto Friday: Interstate Images
Lesson: Switching from binocular vision to a two-dimensional photo changes clouds from dramatic to mildly interesting. This is what happens when one spends most of the daylight hours on a Saturday driving around the state of Tennessee. Taken from the passenger seat. Process notes: Dragged out the big camera. Yay! Could not get it toContinue reading “Foto Friday: Interstate Images”