Bringing a New Horse In To Join The Herd

We have a new horse here this weekend and I thought I would share this experience with all of you. If you've come for the horsey play time, skip to the 3:50 mark in the video to not have to listen to me chitty chat :)
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[@anotherblonde]

This is the most sensible and safe horse introduction I've seen on YT. No need to cringe with this man on the ball.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Wow! I'll take that as a huge compliment. Thank you 🙂

[@pennywebb867]

No shoes lowers human anxiety level too.

[@dizzie337]

Wow! Great job! Your presence and demeanor is so calm&peaceful. As is the environment for your horses. Such a happy place for them to be~ thank you

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much for your kind words and thoughts

[@briannabrookshaw9318]

THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE HALTER OFF!! people dont do it when letting horses out together I have seen a horse grab another horses halter and yank it enough to almost snap the horses neck!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you so much Brianna and I am very happy to taken the halter off! Like you I have heard and seen way too many injuries to horses due to halters being left on. You can be sure we always take our off as soon as we are not “working” with them! 💗

[@ginleepa]

I have learned a valuable technique from your horses for dealing with someone who jumps in front of me and tries to bully me. I'll keep my feet planted in place. I'll casually reach down and start nibbling on some grass or just smell the ground if there is no grass. I'll act as if I don't even notice them. But I'll tuck my butt a little and prepare to kick, if I have to.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Ha! That's what I do. Works everytime!

[@jff1813]

"You look just like me! We be frens!" So soothing to watch these beauties!

[@emilyrichardson9954]

Always happy to see rope halters!!👍🤩. What a cute video!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks! :)

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

The trailer: Horses used to pull us, now we pull them. Incidentally, they look like well-matched carriage horses.

[@StableHorseTraining]

I've seen a comic about that a while back... yup, now we just haul them around.

[@Rose-dz5re]

Wow! They got along really well! My mare is super dominant so we have to be extra careful introducing her to others

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yes, some do want to assert themselves a bit much. They usually work it all out though.

[@kathyleung1235]

Luke is such a great greeter. I love watching your horse play.

[@StableHorseTraining]

He sure is. He makes the best welcoming horse to new horses here.

[@royalty77724]

ohhh he's nice looking. tall... nice step to his walk! love,love love!!

[@Beachy1955]

I get so much enjoyment from watching these absolutely gorgeous animals just being themselves. It changes your whole mood and I truly thank you for that!! 👏🏼❤️👍🏼🇺🇸🤟🏼

[@mountaingirl1797]

Did bear go back into the trailer and then come out while Luke was there❓🤷🏼‍♀️😁 You have a unique way about yourself to tune into the horses… isn’t it neat how man and horse can understand each other …. 👍🏻👍🏻they are two good looking dudes… looks like some competition in the future with the girls 🤷🏼‍♀️😁

[@bcpfarmandtrucking6560]

They seem to get along really well👍

[@StableHorseTraining]

They were best buds for sure. They just played and played...

[@donnasmith9939]

I had a saddle bred mare that I loved! Lived to be 27.

[@StableHorseTraining]

That's a nice age to get to for a horse. I hope mine live that long too!

[@terriimel2682]

What a gorgeous blood bay! Oh, make that two.

[@martineinfrance]

I did not see that one. It is such a joy to watch these two. Beautiful encounter 😍

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you. Yes this was a great showing of how we introduce new horses here ❤️

[@bernicegreen1525]

Love watching your horses

[@shugar8204]

Love the video. One recommendation from personal experience: I can't really tell but the windows in the horse trailer look to be open with bars across, and I would always make sure to have some kind of metal screen on the open window especially were the horse is standing. We used to trailer our horses with all the windows open (barred of course) because of the heat, however one trip a rock was thrown into the window from a car tire passing by and cut our horse 3 inches wide above the eye. If it had been any lower he would have lost that eye entirely. He was stitched up and ok, after a lot of blood and fuss. From my bad experience I hope to give you some helpful advice!!!! Or at least a full face fly visor for some protection. 😊

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you! And thank you for the story. I don't travel with the windows down for multiple reasons but I'm curious, how do you know it was a rock? I've seen horses cut themselves on the inside of the trailer somewhere. Glad to hear everything turned out ok for the horse

[@shugar8204]

@@StableHorseTraining We assumed it was a rock due to the window being open and nothing inside the trailer that could have cut him so deep and harsh. Perhaps it wasn't a rock? It was our only logical solution after looking into everything.

[@StableHorseTraining]

I have no idea, could very well have been a rock. I was just curious as to how you knew with maybe a camera or you found a rock in the trailer or something. It's good advice either way, so thank you again for sharing!

[@jeanday9747]

Play time, love it.

[@kmiklaszewski]

Love seeing hors s being horses Looks like a very well rounded horse. Beautiful movement.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you. I agree there is beauty in watching horses just play and run around without human interaction or influence.

[@Laurieb2851]

Beautiful horses!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much. 💕

[@SFD-Horses]

What a nice video. I stumbled across your channel as I was looking for a Standardbred video that was NOT a racing one. I like your style and will be watching more. :)

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much! I hope you enjoy some of the other videos too. The one's about Benny are pretty good I think

[@user-re7eu9hq6r]

What a sweet introduction!🌻👍❤️love at first sight!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you. They became fast friends. Though Luke is always this way with all our new introductions ❤️

[@horsegirl9288]

I love watching horses!♥♡♥♡

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yes me too! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@deniseroberts7481]

Looks like everything's working out just fine😅👍❤

[@StableHorseTraining]

Absolutely, great horses.

[@NienkeJoe]

Awesome! Hope they are doing well today. I was number 1000 with the likes. That's pretty cool (never had a nice number like that!).

[@StableHorseTraining]

Well, Luke is still here and doing amazing, and Bear is up north enjoying his life there. That's awesome about the like count! Thank you very much :)

[@katiesinger3673]

You can tell they are gonna be buddies!

[@StableHorseTraining]

They were! They were the best of buds

[@Clo666]

This video reminded me from introducing my three connemara to my cream pony

[@alextaylor3815]

I love my Tennessee Walker. Shes awesome:)

[@andreaburke6009]

That’s awesome Luke has a Vinney look a like play buddy😍😍😍😍😍

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yes, Bear and Vinny are both standardbred horses. They all had a lot of fun together

[@biscuit1230]

He’s so beautiful ❤️

[@kimingalsbe5982]

so fun to watch the running and playing

[@StableHorseTraining]

Hi! I'm glad you liked it :) Thanks for taking the time to say so

[@keekeewaleriasadd88777]

Nice place too live in the woods ....! Looks really beautiful, and the horses are really happy too hehe😊

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much! It’s very cool as we are only 5-10 minutes from “the centre of maple ridge” and 45 mins from Vancouver and yet I found this little piece of heaven of our own personal forest in the back. I have dreamed of this since I was a child. ❤️💗

[@veronicasmith1147]

It always amazes me that your horses havery to jump in and out of horse box in Europe eg Ireland we have ramps on our horsebox

[@StableHorseTraining]

I feel the opposite where I'm amazed people tolerate picking up a ramp all the time to put their horses in and out and have to clean it off to close it instead of just having one or two doors to open easily and have the horse hop up a height equivalent to a small log.

[@biscuit1230]

This video makes me so happy

[@StableHorseTraining]

That's good!

[@believeinyourself7511]

I love videos like this.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you!

[@caitlynnewlove9515]

Awesome video ! You now have a new subscriber :) such stunning horses too !

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks so much Caitlyn 😍 welcome to our horsey family! We welcome comments, opinions and questions.

[@marthaford6952]

I love that music 😍😍

[@jeanclayton565]

I love to watch horses play he’s gorgeous, I’m gonna miss seeing Benny.

[@StableHorseTraining]

I have one more of Benny to put up, our last ride together :( That said, I'm positive we'll see him again :)

[@AnnemieM]

How beautiful, thank you.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you!

[@natashatheriault2022]

what a cute meeting!

[@erica031012]

Well built boy

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yup, he's a great horse

[@dianaa8677]

I'm a new subscriber Hi✋ Oh my goodness' He's adorable💖 checking everything out" looking around Thinking this is a nice place!!✨ Oh yaaay a friend🐎🐎😋💕 lol Oh my gosh✨there BFF now So cute! Thank you for shareing this ✨

[@StableHorseTraining]

Hi Diana and welcome to our little horsey family 😊 yes these two became fast friends, although Luke is everyone’s friend for sure! Everyone loves him, people and other horses ❤️

[@chandrasmith1056]

Beautiful horses

[@DebsInManchesterUK]

AWW what wrong with his hoof he got a little boot on

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection. I'll be talking about it soon but the short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@melissaannspake7990]

Thanks for explaining.. I was going to ask the same thing. Looked like it was stacked on the one hoof on my phone.. I had to blow it up to see the overreach boot.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much for popping in to say that. Much appreciated

[@mogauthier1000]

I watched your video on boots and was wondering since Bear is wearing only 1 boot how long it takes a horse to adjust his balance to compensate for the added height of the boot. Wouldn’t it be better to wear 4 so the horse doesn’t start walking wonky? Also how tight does the Velcro have to be to hold the boot in place especially those around the fetlock? I can’t find the other video about the boots again otherwise I would post my questions there. I really enjoy your videos and style of filming and narrating.

[@StableHorseTraining]

@@mogauthier1000 Doesn't take long at all and they don't walk wonky. Boots should fit very snug. That boot was replaced by a better fitting one after he settled in after that play time.

[@lesleyallinson8738]

Lovely horse

[@johncameron4194]

Great video

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks!

[@joniatoms9798]

Wonderful introduction!!! I noticed on the right front there was a different looking foot… Or stack, or some thing. If you have time could you explain what that is. Thanks so much!!!

[@StableHorseTraining]

If you check the comments you'll find the answer in about 10 places I think. Super common question. Simple answer is that it's a boot because he threw a shoe before coming here and his hoof was wrecked and sensitive

[@RickyJr46]

Magical moments!

[@aungkhaing3949]

Many Kinds of Horses, Racing Horses and .....Other Color Horse, High Prices. Thank you.

[@carolfrankln3856]

luv ur narration and music!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you very much Carol

[@mxkki3687]

i cant wait to get my first horse, just 19 months to go!!

[@StableHorseTraining]

That's almost 2 years! Why the long wait?

[@mxkki3687]

Stable Horse Training my mum said I have to wait till I get my license so I can drive myself to the barn, so yeah but I'm just glad I'm getting one!! My mum said once I have my license she will buy me the horse and I buy the tack whilst she helps pay with board so yeah!!

[@StableHorseTraining]

That's awesome! Well, good luck with all that. Sounds like you have lots of time to plan and learn and then when you finally do get that horse you'll practically be an expert!

[@mxkki3687]

Stable Horse Training update: my mum finally gave in, I got my first horse on the 13th April 2018, he's a Chestnut TB gelding, 17hh

[@StableHorseTraining]

wow!! Way to go. That's a big horse though, be careful and have fun!

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

That was so fun to watch !

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you :)

[@braeburnhilliard8340]

Wow, you've really got a nice place!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you!

[@JollyOl]

He's a beautiful stallion! :D

[@amberclawrl6554]

Aww so cute

[@ashleyw7588]

Beautiful

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you :)

[@ashleyw7588]

@@StableHorseTraining your welcome

[@treelore5100]

nice filming!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks!

[@roseault6335]

Beautiful x

[@StableHorseTraining]

thank you! Glad you liked it :)

[@daverunner3397]

Play fiends .Love it.

[@karenfindley939]

Too cute

[@348Tobico]

What is the purpose of the right front hoof boot on this particular horse?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Boots are used to protect hooves.

[@ashleyvantrease1169]

He’s really handsome!

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thank you. Yes he is still a favourite of ours ❤️

[@Flariansa]

just beautifully and sweet

[@StableHorseTraining]

Luke is our friendly ambassador of the herd. He is playful, warm and not one to challenge or threaten a new horse so he brings out the best in whatever new horse is arriving. Plus Bear was just a wonderful horse himself 🥰

[@Flariansa]

XD They killed me! @@lilconch

[@outlawfarms6961]

Whats up with bear's front hoof

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he had an area of his hoof that needs protection.The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@outlawfarms6961]

@@StableHorseTraining ok my family doesn't like watching horse/westerners with me becuase I notice if they use ten horses for the same horse lol

[@StableHorseTraining]

@@outlawfarms6961 that should drive everyone nuts!

[@outlawfarms6961]

@@StableHorseTraining it does lol

[@alicewalters6426]

Luke made the new horse feel right at home.Is that Macaronni?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Hmm not sure which horse you are asking is Mac? The one arriving or a horse in the background?

[@amayafuller8895]

Why does Bear have the boot on his hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection.The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, wasn't lame at all and it all grew out fine. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Awww

[@bonblue4993]

what is on the new horse's right front hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he had an area of his hoof that needs protection.The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@bonblue4993]

@@StableHorseTraining He did pretty well with that protection on. He showed no lameness, so it is really good that he is getting the protection he needs without it affecting his gait.

[@logannewman7141]

Does the new horse have a lame foot? Great footage!

[@StableHorseTraining]

He did arrive in a boot as I do rehabilitation as well. His issue was quickly resolved 😊

[@rcrow2011]

What's wrong with the new horses right front hoof? Its twice the size of his left hoof/foot? 🤔🤔🤔

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection.The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't and he recovered really well. Thanks for asking though!

[@rcrow2011]

@@StableHorseTraining Thank you for your answer...as you can guess I'm not a horse person...lol. Just glad he will be ok bc his hoof will grow back right? Isn't it kinda like our fingernails?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yup, that was a long time ago and he has recovered very well

[@denisefuentes7905]

What’s up with his right front

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection. The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@wendyw8931]

What's on the RF hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

It's a cavallo hoof boot. I personally NEVER use them but he came with it because he ripped off his front shoes caught on a fence and that was on to protect his foot a bit. I trimmed him, cleaned him up and booted him with an easyboot from Easycare which fits much better and keeps stuff out that might get in the cracks. His foot grew out great, no problems.

[@vgil1278]

Why is one front hoof so much larger than the other?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection. The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all and everything turned out great for him in the end staying barefoot from that point. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't until it grew down. Thanks for asking though!

[@roseyry9248]

how to introduce a horse to a herd with 20+ horses? I’m terrified that they will hurt my horse 😩

[@StableHorseTraining]

There is a decent chance of that happening. If there is lots of space and your horse is quick then it'll likely be ok though. Just stay out of the way. If there is a way to introduce a few at first, that sometimes works out better

[@roseyry9248]

Stable Horse Training she has two other mares at home and the other one is the leader, she is quick and there is a lot of space for her to run away but I don’t know how will she react with that many horses around her. I think it’s good that she is not the leader of a herd at home because she is not ‘bossy’, but I think that she never kickes back, as far as I’ve seen, she goes away or moves.... Once they have put my friends horse (he was also new) in the same herd I’m putting mine, and he was just standing in the middle and they were all around bullying him and he had bites on his skin and his fur was bitten off. He didn’t defend himself and I’m terrified that my mare would do the same and that they will hurt her bad. :/

[@StableHorseTraining]

A horse that knows how and when to move will fit in just fine. It's the resistant ones that get themselves into trouble. You can count on her getting small bits and pieces missing out of her, that's totally normal.

[@lisadixon4781]

Love this video! Easiest introduction I've ever seen! I have boarded my horse and they sectioned the horse off for few weeks before introduction to others. This seems a much better & natural way! Love Love it! From Arkansas, US

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks so much Lisa. Yes Luke being the welcoming committee seems to work for every horse we bring in. It is a friendly face, and a buddy system so they don’t feel alone. Plus Luke then bridges the introductions to the other horses. 😊

[@jessmiller4936]

What's up with his front right hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Excellent you noticed! Yes, he has an area of his hoof that needs protection. The short story is that he pulled a shoe off and some of his hoof wall with it. He's ok, not lame at all. The boot is there for protection where the hoof wall can't. Thanks for asking though!

[@jessmiller4936]

Stable Horse Training Ah, I'm happy he's okay. I noticed it wasn't bothering him at all. Just wanted to know what's up. Thanks for the reply!

[@StableHorseTraining]

He came out of it in great shape in the end, hoof recovered well and he's running around barefoot in some pasture as we speak

[@jessmiller4936]

Stable Horse Training that's really good!

[@skyetouchet7242]

Their lead changes though😍...sorry I ride barrel horses,roping horses,cutting horses,cow horses,and even just trail horses

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks for sharing Skye 💗 sounds like you are a great all round rider.

[@skyetouchet7242]

Stable Horse Training thanks and yeah we train ride and show and then I ride steers soon to be bulls

[@clarabv1]

What camera do you use in this video

[@StableHorseTraining]

A GoPro actually but I used the gimbal with it to make it smooth

[@CajunAdrienne]

He's like, where's my grass human! Lol!

[@annaboles2378]

not exciting is good..looks like you got a very fine horse.. to go with the others..

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks Anna. Yes these boys became fast friends 💗

[@anneduggan1014]

What’s up with Bear’s front hoof??

[@StableHorseTraining]

There are 50 other comments with the exact same question. Please read one of them.

[@AmbroseW-v6c]

What's up with the one hoof being covered?

[@StableHorseTraining]

I've answered that 50 thousand times in the comments

[@MsBizzyGurl]

What is going on with his right fore hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

There are about 20 other people that asked that exact same question, if you scroll just a little bit the answer will be there 😊

[@francesstratton695]

What’s wrong his front hoof, it looks bigger than the others?

[@StableHorseTraining]

Please check the comments section here as I've answered that question at least 10 times and it'll save me writing it again 😊

[@holly4239]

just saying, whats on one of the horses front right hooves? (pause at 3:49)

[@holly4239]

oh wait isn't that a boot to repair a hoof? i can't remember what it's called

[@StableHorseTraining]

It's a cavallo hoof boot. I personally never use them but he came with it because he ripped off his front shoes caught on a fence and that was on to protect his foot a bit. I trimmed him, cleaned him up and booted him with an easyboot from Easycare which fits much better and keeps stuff out that might get in the cracks. His foot grew out great, no problems.

[@holly4239]

oh ok thanks

[@reaganclarke6878]

What’s wrong with his hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

He did arrive in a boot as I do rehabilitation as well. His issue was quickly resolved 😊

[@reaganclarke6878]

Stable Horse Training ok

[@Suilimani]

What’s that thing on his front hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

please read the other 15 comments asking the exact same question

[@348Tobico]

I realize this is a 5 yr old video BUT, Is the new horses right front hoof larger that the left? It sure looks like it! Checked the rest of the comments and no one else mentioned it so perhaps no difference in the hooves. Or maybe it is just a difference in movement???? HHhhmmm.

[@StableHorseTraining]

It's a hoof boot.

[@348Tobico]

@@StableHorseTraining Yes of course but to what end.

[@StableHorseTraining]

@@348Tobico what? to what end of what? I don't understand what you're trying to say

[@natashatheriault2022]

whats wrong with that front right hoof?

[@StableHorseTraining]

He threw a shoe before coming here, so he was sensitive on it. The owner booted it to be extra careful.

[@kimberlylauren1595]

Is he gelding or stallions?

[@StableHorseTraining]

He is a gelding.

[@allyandmistyslife3261]

He has a whate on his foot that's all I was saying your good tho just saying

[@StableHorseTraining]

No problem. If you scroll down the comments a bit you'll see that many others have been worried like you, I think that's great as we always encourage people to make some great observations. The main concern is what's on his foot. It's a boot actually and was put on there because he pulled a shoe off a day before he came here and we're protecting his foot a bit where the hoof wall got thin. It's a proactive thing more than really required but makes sure that he keeps some protection on the area for if he bumps it somewhere. Overall as you can see that he's running around pretty good, so no real harm was done.

[@holyjoeli]

It’d be a whole different story if they were mares lol

[@StableHorseTraining]

It’s often horse dependent. So far two of our mares are very calm and welcoming to anyone new.

[@holyjoeli]

Stable Horse Training Thank you for trying to educate me, however, I understand horses quite well. I said that light heartedly and jokingly, as I am fully aware every horse is different. I also say that mares are more sassy because of personal experience. I was raised on a broodmare farm and now I train barrel horses. So the mares I deal with usually have the tendency to be a little more aggressive since there are babies involved.

[@StableHorseTraining]

So you find them more protective and defensive? Not sure what sassy means here.

[@holyjoeli]

Stable Horse Training yes... squealing, pinning ears, pawing, snorting, running around.... just causing more of a scene.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Ah, got it. Thanks!

[@kerrymti1151]

He looks a bit 'thicker' than Luke...

[@StableHorseTraining]

Yes, a little bit but he was also overweight when he came

[@littlewolf7336]

Bringing a new horse in to join the band**, not the herd lol

[@StableHorseTraining]

Hah hah that’s awesome!

[@elainelane5998]

Why does new horse have a stack on one front foot? Was he a big lick horse?

[@StableHorseTraining]

this question has been answered about 20 times in the comments. It's not a stack.....

[@allyandmistyslife3261]

Pore horse stop abusing him. Btw his foot

[@StableHorseTraining]

What do you mean? Where do you see abuse? You're the first person to say that, so I'm curious as to what you think you're seeing.

[@mogauthier1000]

She’s jesting and means the exact opposite. It’s not funny to you because you love horses and don’t abuse them. Really beautiful to watch them together having such a great meet and greet then playtime. Definitely will watch more of your videos.

[@StableHorseTraining]

Thanks Moreen! I would never have thought that. Good point. Welcome to out channel 🙂 glad you enjoyed the video

[@mightythehappymealer6.212]

aww 🥰 they’re pretty much cute, friendly and playful 😈 but are they twin siblings? and I also want to know if one of them is either a male stallion and I also just want to know if wether or not the other one ☝️ is another male (stallion) or perhaps a female (mare) horse 🐎 and they are such sweet, cute and sociable creatures that one day I really want to gently hold and hug 🫂 one of them one of these days and bond with it which one of my top biggest, excellent dreams to follow.

[@nitapetersen6494]

Beautiful