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  • #41
    I'm in Philly, and am up for anything I can get my carless self to

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    • #42
      I'm a New Yorker, but my horse lives in Amwell Valley. I get out that way 4 days a week. Don't know anything about Pennsylvania though...
      She wasn't running away with me, I just couldn't stop her!

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        #43
        Amwell is not at all far from Lamberville and New Hope - twenty minutes? Yeah, in the wrong direction, but c'mon! We're worth it!!

        I haven't forgotten about this thread - just mulling over the options.
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        • #44
          Originally posted by hey101 View Post
          Did we decide on Sat or Sun night? Either works... Maybe early Sat evening, say 6, would be best. We can always do it again for those who can't make it this time.. maybe a riding get-together the next time, at Bucks County HOrse Park or Green Lane or Valley Forge or somewhere similar.
          .
          Well now, isn't that a nifty idea!! In the Spring or Summer of course. I couldn't even imagine attempting that right now. It's been buck-snort weather at my place all week.

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          • #45
            buffyblue,

            Originally posted by Reynard Ridge View Post
            Amwell is not at all far from Lamberville and New Hope - twenty minutes? Yeah, in the wrong direction, but c'mon! We're worth it!!
            it's not even that far. where do you board in amwell valley? i'm at crockett farm right on rileyville road (near toy box). i think it took us less than 15 minutes to get to new hope last time we went out. it's really close.
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            • #46
              Mr. KellyS and I have a function we have to attend on Saturday night (with his parents--no getting out of it). Anyone up for Saturday LUNCH? Or Sunday evening would work fine for me.

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              • #47
                Originally posted by KellyS View Post
                Mr. KellyS and I have a function we have to attend on Saturday night (with his parents--no getting out of it). Anyone up for Saturday LUNCH? Or Sunday evening would work fine for me.
                Sunday is the only day I can do it on that particular weekend...I'm hoping it works for everyone else!
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                • #48
                  another vote for saturday lunch or Sunday lunch.

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                  • #49
                    I've made the drive to Amwell Valley before, so if it's not far from there I'd love to come out (provided I'm in town for the designated weekend....which is sometime in March)?

                    lawndart, I'd love to see you again!!!

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                    • #50
                      Sunday lunch or early afternoon would be the best for me (I have my 10 year old daughter on Saturdays since hubby works). It would give me time to get there and get home at a reasonable hour since I have to work on Monday.
                      To many, the words love, hope and dreams are synonymous with horses. ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes

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                      • #51
                        Sat or Sun, Lunch or dinner works for me. Just to make it slightly easier to get a majority vote
                        ~Living the life I imagined~

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                        • #52
                          i think i can work with either

                          Saturday or Sunday but I'd prefer a Sunday p.m., maybe around 5 or 6...
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                          TQ(Trail Queen) \"Learn How to Ride or Move Over!!\" Clique

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                          • #53
                            Sounds like fun!

                            I would love to join the fun! I vote for Saturday - anytime is fine.

                            (Driving from monmouth county if anyone wants to carpool)
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                            • #54
                              Forgot to say that Sunday lunch would work fine as well--Saturday night is the only time I can't do it.

                              Lunch may be better for people traveling from afar--they don't have a long drive late at night to get home.

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                              • #55
                                Originally posted by Seven View Post
                                I've made the drive to Amwell Valley before, so if it's not far from there I'd love to come out (provided I'm in town for the designated weekend....which is sometime in March)?

                                lawndart, I'd love to see you again!!!
                                Ditto!!


                                I'm glad others are also campaigning for Lunch. I can't do dinner. There is just no way I can stay awake after 9pm in the winter I'd fall asleep 1/2 way home But either Saturday or Sunday would be OK with me.

                                Can I make a suggestion? I tend to think of people in 'she who owns that really nice Chestnut gelding' rather then by their names (real or bb names) Can everyone bring a small photo album of your horses? Also welcome of course are photos of family, dogs, kids, farms, etc. Stick your name and bb name on it somewhere, and perhaps I'll have a fighting chance of remembering who's who. I suck at people to people relationships. Just ask Seven. I tried to slam a barn door in her face when we first met Thankfully, she is a good natured woman
                                Facta non verba

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                                • #56
                                  Originally posted by lawndart View Post
                                  Ditto!!


                                  Can I make a suggestion? I tend to think of people in 'she who owns that really nice Chestnut gelding' rather then by their names (real or bb names) Can everyone bring a small photo album of your horses? Also welcome of course are photos of family, dogs, kids, farms, etc. Stick your name and bb name on it somewhere, and perhaps I'll have a fighting chance of remembering who's who. I suck at people to people relationships. Just ask Seven. I tried to slam a barn door in her face when we first met Thankfully, she is a good natured woman
                                  i was just joking about this the other day b/c of the Lendon Grays clinic-- but we should all get caps with COTH written on them and usernames ont he back

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                                  • #57
                                    I'm in Just let me know when and where!
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                                    • #58
                                      Just so we're all on the same page, this is the resturant being discussed. Click on thwe link to the New Hope PA location

                                      http://www.triumphbrewing.com/indexfl6.html
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                                      • #59
                                        I'll do my best to make any timeframe work, but Sunday evening is my "official" vote. That's when I'm probably most likely to get a babysitter.

                                        BTW, I just got my copy of The Chronicles of the $700 Pony this very minute from Amazon. Woo hoo!
                                        Re-riding "Mama" to two impish red-haired boys--a small 4 yo human and a very big chestnut TB hunter

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                                        • #60
                                          You just tell me when and where to show up - although Sunday nights are unlikely for us - Caroline gets up at 5 AM for school the next morning and I am not far behind getting up to feed and do stalls before work! Sunday late afternoon? Home by 8?

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