May 22nd
The Farrier came by to put shoes on Buck, also did a little training to keep him still.

We tried out the new shoes in the ring. The farrier says Buck has very nice feet.
(it snowed for a few minutes, day before was summery)
May 20th



May 19th -Well, Buck was introduced to his new spruced up trailer. He lived up to his name and after a few hours of cajoling, he left with a few war wounds. He got a cut on his head and a scrape on the nose after getting in and getting spooked(goopy medicine applied). No shoes for Buck today

It was back to the shop and we cut out two more windows for him. It looks like the plan is shifting and we are going to spend more time here with Buck. He was sporting a new barrette to keep his hair out of his wound.
May 20- Well, we made a list. We realize we need to make lists. At night we tend to be a little exhausted and not very focused. We get a little silly and delusional. Here is the list for tomorrow.

May 21- We checked off a lot of the list. It sounds like progress. It is and now the plan is shifting a little more. It seems that Betty the Van needs just a little work. Brakes are a good thing.
Karin here..... – today I told Bethany that she really DOESN’T have to get my horse to Wisconsin! She’s still up for it, despite the setbacks. Flexibility is key.
Bethany here...not really a setback, just needs to be done, it's still a good van. and we'll hit the road soon enough, more safely.