Horse and rider exits “trot through” at Tim’s. I talked to the two riders in the parking lot and they advised that staff not thrilled with horses in the drive through due to safety concerns. Think we might need a rail outside Tim’s for the horses.
More horsing around in the morning.
Although I would not advice tethering a horse next to cars in a busy parking lot (horses are an accident looking for a place to happen ), what is left behind by them is horse manure, completely organic, and cherished in many areas. When a pile is found on the road beside some lucky landowner’s garden -there is a rush for the manure to be scooped up by the quickest landowner and used as a free ‘manure tea’ on the land owner’s roses. Just a thought.
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plural pronoun, possessive their or theirs, objective them.
1. nominative plural of he, she, and it.
2. people in general: They say he’s rich.
3. (used with an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine he or the definite feminine she ): Whoever is of voting age, whether they are interested in politics or not, should vote.
Publisher: My points exactly – THEY will never do anything for you. YOU are in charge.
I agree with Doris……several months ago there was a horse tied up in the Super Valu parking lot that left a huge load next to my coworkers car……it was kind of gross to say the least.
Can you imagine the size of the baggies you’d have to carry for a horse though??
First, they burn down the school. Next, they build a prison. Now they wont let us ride horses through the Tim Horton’s?! What kind of travesty is this!?
Soon they’ll be saying that we can’t have a helicopter training school!
Publisher: They?? There is not they in life – it is YOU
My friend and I didn’t think much of the “deposit” the horses left in the parking lot, if dog owners clean up after their pets, we believe horse owners should too.