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Tuesday, August 05, 2008
PHANTOM SIGHTING!!!
Dear Readers,
After a long winter, a longer spring and a forest fire which blazed through fences at the Wild Horse Sanctuary, the real Phantom has finally been sighted. All the people at the sanctuary, including Palomino, the volunteer whose great note I've posted below, assured me that the big boy was just living up to his name, but I couldn't help worrying about him.
I'm so excited he's been spotted and my fingers are crossed that I'll get a glimpse of him myself when I got to the Sanctuary on Aug. 16 for Open House.
For your reading please:
Hi all,
Just thought you'd like to know that my new hubby spotted the Phantom on the far side of the sanctuary. As previously figured, he is staying away from the masses.
Thought it might make ya'll feel good that he is doing fine. I personally am glad that he is not stressing out in the middle of all the other horses. He seems to be much more comfy a little bit away from the main group,
The girls have seen him on the feed grounds also. So apparently he is coming in to munch and then taking his girls out away from the competition.
So all is well in Shingletown and at the WHS and our beloved man is doing well.
Hugs
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PHANTOM SIGHTING!!!
Dear Readers,
After a long winter, a longer spring and a forest fire which blazed through fences at the Wild Horse Sanctuary, the real Phantom has finally been sighted. All the people at the sanctuary, including Palomino, the volunteer whose great note I've posted below, assured me that the big boy was just living up to his name, but I couldn't help worrying about him.
I'm so excited he's been spotted and my fingers are crossed that I'll get a glimpse of him myself when I got to the Sanctuary on Aug. 16 for Open House.
For your reading please:
Hi all,
Just thought you'd like to know that my new hubby spotted the Phantom on the far side of the sanctuary. As previously figured, he is staying away from the masses.
Thought it might make ya'll feel good that he is doing fine. I personally am glad that he is not stressing out in the middle of all the other horses. He seems to be much more comfy a little bit away from the main group,
The girls have seen him on the feed grounds also. So apparently he is coming in to munch and then taking his girls out away from the competition.
So all is well in Shingletown and at the WHS and our beloved man is doing well.
Hugs
P
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