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You are welcome. She ran a tight ship at Mill Run.
BrassieChic said:I took lessons there also from Pat Taylor who used to own it. I loved it there and Pat was a wonderful instructor!
Joan and Keith are still married. He is my blacksmith. Another great person. Wheatleys is a tack store and they have some horses there still. Jake is still around too.1spirit said:Just another question about Mill Run memories - I know that when it was up and running there was a lady that worked there also named Joan, then there was the farrier - Jake and his helper Keith who ended up getting married to Joan. Then when I rode I showed against a Sherrie Coates whose family owned a farm that raised Arabians on the other side of LaPlata "Wheatleys" was their last name, and I think they even had a small tack store at the place. Just curious!!
I don't know who you are, but I will tell Keith 'someone' said hi. They have a grown daughter. Jake is still an active blacksmith.1spirit said:Wow, when you see Keith and Joan tell them I said "Hi" I know that Joan was pregnant at one time - do they have kids? Jake he must be retired now? Boy - memories!!
Ok, I will pass it on!1spirit said:Oh sorry, tell him this is Cindy I used to work out there and had Joker's Wild the white pony - I was there when Beth was there - he will remember.
thanks
ilovehorses1 said:The bad news with this is that fettuccini alfredo sauce has been linked to birth defects in baby horses (and certian breeds of pony)!
From what I see it looks like he is using it for a storage yard. See construction materials going in and out. Also a couple horses out front sometimes.bhoffman said:theres no need to start spreading rumors about people its all he said she said kind of stuff so lets not think what might happen to the farm the facchinas can do what ever they want with the farm. as of right now there are 2 horses there and we trail ride on the trails there so i dont see anything happening anytime soon. its also hunted.
ilovehorses1 said:I agree with Magnum, I drove by Mill Run farm last night and saw alot of construction related barrels stored throughout the farm; upon closer inspection I relized that the barrels were owned by the US government (printed on the outside of barrel). Having no idea what I was looking at I called a friend who accompanied me to the farm; after a brief inspection he figured they were part of the governments secret X95-t program. According to my firend, each barrel contians 1 human cadaver soaked in P-45 amonium dioxide hydroponic. Although the barrels were designed by the Army Corp. of engineers and have no history of leaking, they could! Everyone knows that the barrels are filled toxis substances, but the most disturbing aspect of these barrels is the 'zombies' contianed in them (they are hybernating). What I am worried about is another big tornado striking southern maryland and damaging the barrels. If that happended, and the 'cadavers' were released they would immediately turn into zombies and begin terroizing Welcome and our horses. We all know zombies can't run fast, but that dosent matter when our horses are tied up in barns. The last thing I want is to find a dozen zombies eating my horse. Granted, Mr. Facchina owns the property, but that doesn't give him the right to put the lives of our horses in jepordy by allowing the storage of zombies on Mill Run. Whats next? Goblins on Mill Run. Do you know what a bunch of goblins can do to a healthy horse? For your sake, I hope not. We really need to do something; I thought that the creation of a gravel mine was the worst thing that could happen to Mill Run, but after this discovery I see it is not. Let's get these zombies out of Welcome!!!
ilovehorses1 said:According to my friend If that happended, and the 'cadavers' were released, they would immediately turn into zombies and begin terroizing Welcome and our horses. .
ilovehorses1 said:I agree with Magnum, I drove by Mill Run farm last night and saw alot of construction related barrels stored throughout the farm; upon closer inspection I relized that the barrels were owned by the US government (printed on the outside of barrel). Having no idea what I was looking at I called a friend who accompanied me to the farm; after a brief inspection he figured they were part of the governments secret X95-t program. According to my firend, each barrel contianed a human cadaver soaked in P-45 amonium dioxide hydroponic. Although the barrels were designed by the Army Corp. of engineers and have no history of leaking, they could! What I am worried about is another big tornado striking southern maryland and damaging the barrels. According to my friend If that happended, and the 'cadavers' were released, they would immediately turn into zombies and begin terroizing Welcome and our horses. We all know zombies can't run fast, but that dosent matter when our horses are tied up in barns. The last thing I want is to find a dozen zombies eating my horse. Granted, Mr. Facchina owns the property, but that doesn't give him the right to put the lives of our horses in jepordy by allowing the storage of zombies on Mill Run. Whats next? Goblins on Mill Run. Do you know what a bunch of goblins can do to a healthy horse? For your sake, I hope not. We really need to do something; I thought that the creation of a gravel mine was the worst thing that could happen to Mill Run, but after this discovery I see it is not. Let's get these zombies out of Welcome!!!