LADY is Getting Back in Working Shape & Bree is Handling it like a Champ!!

Today our Belgian Mare, Lady, who recently had her first filly is getting back in working shape and her filly, Bree, is handling it like a champ!! Today Bill & Lady are back at it, spreading manure and moving hay... it's nice to have the team back together!!
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[@jencoss814]

I love it, Brenda just can’t help herself when it comes to Bree, it’s all kisses & smooches, so so cute but shh, don’t let Jim know lol 😂

[@debbismirnoff1424]

Good one today! Its interesting to see horses be horses and not always do what you tell them. Just a little naughty ❤❤

[@cathywatson1420]

Mr Jim remains me of my dad he didn’t say much but when he did you listen. My dad passed away almost 18 years ago. He was a farmer and a smart man. Mrs Brenda you are so patient with Mr. Jim. You are a beautiful woman and I bet you knock Mr Jim sock off in the early days. Love watching you two. Keep it up. I also love watching Abby. Y’all are good people. 🥰

[@ellencarver5575]

Bree is really growing she is just stunning what a beauty . Love the way you guys look after your horses nothing left to chance everything done properly Bill and Lady look great together I can hear you also have swallows in your barn the real sound of summer 😊

[@monicasharp3572]

The horses are so shiny, well done Brenda!

[@mitzibud6908]

I am so happy I found your channel. Another awesome video!! Thank you!!

[@richardsurber8226]

That is so funny! the foal pushing her rump toward the brusher.

[@br927]

Brenda, you're taking Bree's space! I always show the Wife Bree, she loves her!

[@gaylesmith1738]

Mama & Bree talking! So sweet!! 💕

[@MariandanielaTicu]

❤️😂🤣👌🤨😁🤗🥰😘😪

[@RaymondWKing-dn8wf]

Hi Jim and Brinda, I think your right Brinda. Nice to be a little water and not so dry, we have to Irigate Crops out West, we could use a little more Raine and snow her in Western Colorado. But Not quite as much as you-re enjoying.

[@kimwilliford6303]

❤❤❤ I love the foal. She is so cute. She makes me laugh. 😁❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fernlintner65]

She is going to be so dark and pretty she will be a stunner and more broke than most horses at just 6 months I’ll warrent with all the commotion so very good for her you do a great job Brenda! Keep up the good work. Wev3 been having rain here in colorado too just pouring which is very unusual. Jim is so goood and cautious

[@misty4782]

Oh Brenda: 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm still laughing, oh golly. Watching little Bree backing up, following you, to get you to brush her butt, (while you're brushing Lady) was absolutely the most precious thing I've ever seen. I'm still out of breath from laughing so hard. What an adorable personality she has, bless her heart. God bless.

[@misty4782]

@@killacommieformommy2511 I didn't notice her ears back. That is definitely a sign of aggravation. Thank you for correcting me. Of course, I do not take it as a sign of meanness. I'm sure you were just enlightening me. God bless.

[@briandalgardno2391]

Loved the barn time! So good to have fly traps

[@c.felder6478]

Baron sure doesn't want to miss out on the action! I agree w/the previous comment; Bree is like a middle schooler, testing her boundaries trying to push Brenda. Having worked w/dogs, I suppose it's the same theory, they have to gently learn who's in charge... Thanks again for another great video! God bless your family.

[@michellesvensson2772]

PG here, We also have about 5 or 6 Big Bags up around our yard. They do work well. Last Year at this time we were organizing Ohio to Pray for the Electors and the Elections, and we had one of the J sixers speaking Here. He went to preach the gospel on J 6. He kept his horse, Red here overnight in one of our pig pens. (no pigs in there). His horse was really a darker Red. I thought of him when thinking of Bree's color. I thought these are real "working" horses while Red was mostly for riding. There is a big difference in size. The hay being moved reminded me, Did you paint your picnic table, Brenda? Can you show us your garden harvest when you get a good haul? Great shot at the end with Lady at your shoulder.

[@FinsMom]

I couldn't help but laugh at the horses being silly . Especially Bill following Lady 😂

[@MariandanielaTicu]

🤗😂😁🥰❤️🤨👌🍅😪🍄🤣🍖😘🥕

[@carrols.hawkins7770]

Little Bree seems to be coming into her own personality. She is certainly getting big. I really enjoyed this video and sharing your morning. 😀😀😀

[@noreencullen8957]

loved the musical horses....even with the inherent craziness.....summer fun, horses will be horses especially when Baron is a cheerleader!!!

[@karenstraw8689]

Those fly trap bags work really well.

[@goldenyearsacres9163]

Do the fly bags work on horse flies too? Here in Florida the rainy season seems to be worst time for horse flues. Those suckers are huge too! We grow 'em big down here near The Green Swamp area in Central Florida. My percheron will trot over to me & present her body where the horsefly is biting her. She stands perfectly still while I proceed to smack at the fly-which of course means I'm smacking her in the process. She apparently trusts me to get it off her. I see how well your horses trust both of you as well.

[@yindao2830]

They are so good with you micro adjustments!

[@edhoyt5600]

My babies loved to be loved being brushed everyday Before and after working all year long

[@kennybolt8329]

I recommend trimming a colt every two months even if you only touch the hooves a little bit it gets them ready for shoeing and if you keep them toes short it will pay off later. In Lexington they trim every two weeks regularly. Just saying !

[@sueboettcher]

Billy boy just has to be with his Lady!!

[@kimcool6327]

Wow Jim got a little horse attitude going on there today.

[@chrislittlefarm]

Difficult question, dry is probably better to work with, wet is better for growing. I don't know, for me it's too dry at the moment, for you it's too wet, we should exchange some weather 😀

[@garywilson12]

thanks for another great video

[@deannalemburg10]

I do not like wet weather and moldy corn or hay can really make horses sick, but good to see everything coming along 😊

[@eileenhoughtaling9241]

You have beautiful loving horses very well mannered an very well on there commands

[@bethtucker1810]

The corn is coming right along ❤

[@debbiebjorklund3241]

Gr8 job is what ii ment to say, Jim, and Brenda ❤ beliw.

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Bill playing musical chairs... I mean stalls 😂😂

[@jangrahame4891]

Ha ha. Bree was all sass n vinegar today! Like a kid pushing boundaries. Looks like you're going to have to keep on your toes now.

[@MarshaParker-t5n]

Bree is a smart one. She was about ready to kick out while u were grooming her mother. She was concentrating on whether she should do it or not. Bree also was thinking about nippy u at times. She’s a little stinker at times, but what a fun girl. 🥰 I like the way u & Jim work so well together. My dad was raised on an Apostolic horse farm & he taught me a lot about horses & a variety of animals. U both work very hard & are very patient with each other & the horses. God bless🙏. 14:07

[@debbiebjorklund3241]

Jim, Brenda youre so kind to your horses. Even grooming is so unstressful. Thanks for showing me how you do it. Love ya's❤

[@marianneschacht3799]

Those fly traps seem great. Do you see less flies on your horses?

[@bethanyhin718]

Brees hilarious

[@louisecassidy5991]

Great video again. Tips and tricks - we all have our ways around horses and its a wise horseman who knows there is always more to learn, to know, if not necessarily to implement. I was told not to let a foal suckle a really hot mare, that it can make the foal ill. Dunno, 'cause I never did it. For the horse flies, we have them in Australia too, call them March flies, Aussie brand of insect repellent called Aerogard, Tropical Strength, big pressurised can goes a long way, spray on hands and wipe on faces, spray quick all over. Smells terrible, spray on self may repel wife! Brenda, you brush so lovingly and gently! But.....with the old ones, right side of horse, brush in right hand, put all your weight into it, change hands for other side. Fast run over with stiff brush for mud, polish with soft one, each stroke ends with a flick. They do like it hard, a big scratch job. I was brushing 3 of mine one day in the garden under my horse tree when a visitor arrived and we went indoors. After a while he suggested I let them go. "They are gone, nothing was tied!" He was stunned at such communion.

[@beatapierzchala9428]

Wow, it is wryly wet . No joke.

[@elenalychkina8127]

💖

[@jp22874]

How have I never noticed the divot over ladies left eye? What is that from?

[@ralphturner3798]

How old is that manure spreader?

[@hannahrosa5485]

WHERE are the Suffolk Punches?

[@steverotz666]

Does baron have any other foals on the ground

[@chips4974]

Yes

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Brenda that would be like you pulling 20lbs on a toboggan in the winter 😅

[@janellroehr4142]

I hear the birds, are they barn swallows ?

[@edhoyt5600]

With our for the little one back feet We had my horse years ago His name was midnite He was a size and kicked me a few times In very bad spots and hurt

[@joqlady888]

one more thing is the manure horse and cow manure mixed?

[@karlmurphy7097]

I would very much prefer wet over dry, at least you can grow rice when it is wet😅

[@sharonedwards3368]

Will lady have a foal next year

[@Krzysztof50228]

Piękne konie

[@ClissaT]

I'm not sure Lady completely enjoys being a mother. I've never herd her knicker to the foal. My mares would knicker every time the foal moved or the mare moved away from the foal. And Lady isn't whining like crazy for Bree right from the moment they were separated when she went to work. She whinnied a bit but not incessantly. Admittedly she has had a few turns out in the field but Bree is only 3mths old yet and might still have her mother's full attention if it was a different mare. Some mares are not as motherly as others for sure. Some just scream their titties off as soon as they are separated. 🤣 I love how green your place is but I understand there can be too much rain. The age old discussion about whether too much rain or too much dry is preferrable is certainly a good one because each has its benefits and downsides. I noted a few times where Jim had steered the horses away from wet patches. Seems like the horses had some ulterior motive for doing things differently that time. But alls well that ends well. Funny though cos Bill sure had some other thing on his mind. And Baron didn't want to miss a single bit of the action either. He may have been madly eating down the paddock but he was right on the spot as they arrived back at the barn. I found foals would 'nip' to gain the human's attention when brushing was involved. They don't yet know how else to ask so they do the response that brushing causes in them which is a nipping type of movement. If left unchecked it can turn into a very bad habit and one that hurts a lot! But if fostered correctly it is deviated to a more acceptable behavior of pressing with the chin to ask for a brush.

[@TxRSC60]

Slow down Jim before u get you or someone else hurt. Noticed you’re in a rush and getting kind of snappy with your wife. Luckily that horse you tried to move while still being tied, was gentle.

[@tiffany4529]

Is that a birth mark on Brees rump?

[@thekittycatclub716]

bree is still young you shoundnt be sepparatting them

[@ruralprepper860]

Baling twine is almost as handy as duct tape

[@Autigers2013]

I bet Bree could pull a trailer of logs as big as she is!!! LOL. It is a joke to all you people that have dry humors!!!

[@elainepeterson475]

Ladies coat is so shiny and full of dapples. Very happy and healthy mother hosre

[@elainepeterson475]

Bree is learning the ropes from mom. She is beautiful, Brenda I love how you groom the horses. Bree is learning so well, she is a smart girl❤

[@thirzapeevey2395]

Brenda, just an FYI. From about 2:01 until you stepped around the other side of Lady, Bree was toying with the idea of crow hopping and kicking you. Particularly around 2:51, she was really thinking about it. She wanted attention and you weren't giving it, and she was getting mad! You can tell what she was thinking because of the backing into you and laying her ears back. This is something young horses do with each other, and with mama, but they have to be taught not to do it to you. Getting kicked by a foal is not fun, especially at our age. They don't have the power of a big horse, but they have smaller feet so it equates to more pounds per square inch. If she does it to mama, you can bet she'll get nipped in the butt. If she does it to another horse, she'll likely get kicked in the ribs. I learned a long time ago that the quickest way to stop it is to cup your hand and slap them in the belly. It won't do much more than sting, but it makes a big noise if your hand is cupped, and sounds like hooves hitting ribs. It usually startles them enough that they don't want to do it again for a while. Basically, you are tapping into their instincts because you are mimicking what another horse would do to them for such behavior. Basically, if it isn't going to be cute when she is 1600 lbs, it isn't cute now. I've never heard of not letting foals nurse when the mare is hot, but that doesn't mean it isn't correct. I haven't worked mares hard when they have a foal at foot. That said, mares run around in the pasture and get hot, and the foals nurse. I'm sure wild mares get hot running around as well. Every now and again, even the best horse will decide to be a butt. My boss's Canadian Crossbreds were used to loading themselves on the van. You could turn them both loose at the bottom of the ramp. Prince would load himself and back himself into the middle stall, Benny would follow him up and back himself into the right hand stall. Every now and again, Prince would decide to be a butt and back himself into Benny's stall when Benny was already on the way up the ramp, and mayhem would ensue. I think he just thought it was funny to cause problems. He wouldn't ride in any stall but the middle. If you put him in one of the side stalls, he would weave until you could hardly keep the truck in the lane, and would try to climb the walls. He didn't want to be in Benny's stall, he just liked to cause problems occasionally. Bree is thinking about kicking you again near the 42 minute mark. I would definitely nip that in the bud. You don't need to hurt her, but she needs to learn to respect you. Like I say, noise is often quite effective with babies. She isn't being mean, but she is being bratty and disrespectful, and she is getting big enough to hurt you. You can always wrap some duck tape around that hinge so it doesn't hurt someone. At least it will blunt it.

[@danapowers9793]

Very well said. I saw it too. Bree has no respect for the humans space. Very dangerous precedent to set.

[@TubbyLadyDallas]

Your comments are very helpful. Thank you.

[@suecurtis3966]

Brenda, Steve Young is a horseman who teaches very well about how to hold space around horses so that in their language, they understand your boundaries and therefore respect you. It's important to know now how to hold space around her so you never get hurt. He is on you tube and worth the look into. Anyway your doing an awesome job with her, I feel U just need a little info to assist you as she offers U attitude which is just her language and not being mean but could turn that way if not dealt with. Xxx

[@Mary-F]

Brenda, I agree with the original commenter here. Bree is testing you to see if she can have some authority over you. Petting her or brushing her when this happens is basically rewarding bad behavior. You’ll notice she doesn’t “push” Jim around. Rather he pushes her. She knows he’s boss. Stay safe. Foals can do severe damage with those tiny hooves.

[@Chris-yo4ks]

I noticed the same thing.....I thought oh boy, here we go.

[@ponygirl5716]

I have to admit that when I first saw that Jim was going to put Lady back to work and leave Bree back at the barn, my stomach did a flip-flop. I just thought that it would be so terrible for Bree. I have a lot of horse experience, and I’ve seen where that can really cause a lot of long term separation anxiety for a baby horse. I don’t know what it is about the way Jim does everything he does, but things just work out when he does something new with the horses I am so impressed with both Lady and Bree and how they handle it. I had similar hesitancy about some of Barron’s driving jobs that he’s been doing. So many times I kept thinking that he’s going to run away when Jim is driving him, but he doesn’t. He looks like a horse ready to explode, yet he does everything Jim asks, and he’s gotten so much better about standing still when he stops . It really is just some thing about how Jim does things. Jim simply has that gift of knowing how to do things and when to do things. Everything works out!

[@erikamarczak8470]

Right on about Jim's way of knowing. In addition draft horses are just so much easier going than your typical smaller horses. They can be easier to handle and can take to new situations with grace. Bree is naturally hanging out away from her mother now, working Lady is the next step.

[@marianneschacht3799]

His horses are eager to please because `they are treated with respect all the time.

[@TxRSC60]

If u have to tell people that you have horse experience,it usually means u don’t.

[@territn8871]

I can tell from week to week how much Bree is growing. She's in a growth spurt now! I think Bill is so happy having his Lady working next to him! And Bree is understanding her mama will be back soon after she leaves for work! I was a working mom too Lady, and it sad leaving our baby to go work!😘 I'm sure Baron enjoys his time off work occasionally since Lady is joining the workforce again! You all have a great weekend, and I'll see you back on Monday noontime!👋

[@franksmith6871]

Brenda does a great job of visually covering every aspect of what goes on with the horses, their care and their work. Modern technology provides so many benefits for viewers: clear videos, overhead drone perspectives, wireless microphones and everything needed to enhance the experience. But when Brenda featured a closeup of the bucket of manure being dumped into the spreader, I was thankful for one bit of technology that we don't yet have: Smell-A-Vision!

[@kimcwhite6509]

franksmith horse manure doesn't smell bad to me, but I love horses. Now cow manure texture & smell is another thing!

[@cattymajiv]

@@kimcwhite6509 Me too! There's not a lot of protein in their food, so not much in their poop. It's protein that produces that sulfurous smell.

[@kimcwhite6509]

@@cattymajiv aha, I didn't know that! You are right, especially dairy cattle because of their rich diet

[@cattymajiv]

@@kimcwhite6509 Yup! Silage stinks even before it passes through the cow!

[@lauriewilt2622]

Absolutely loved watching Bree with Brenda! Bree knows what she wants, backing up for more brushing. Priceless!! All the horsing around 😂😂😂. Have a wonderful weekend. PS you can send that rain to Texas, we need it

[@markabell3179]

I agree with you Jim, I've always been told not to let a foal nurse when the mare is hot. Also, enjoyed seeing the horses doing the unexpected. You think you know what they will do but first and foremost they are horses and will try to get away with things.. Great video!

[@margaloone7970]

I had to laugh at the changing stalls. Those horses are funny.

[@JamesMcGill-kr2qk]

I can see that Bree is getting a little feisty trying to spin around putting her rump to you and it looks like she is going to kick Brenda. Glad to see that Brenda is on the look out for that. Bree is growing so fast and she is so cute. Thanks again for all of your hard work to share these videos with us but your fans out here applaud you for all that you do. God bless and keep safe from hot sunny Florida

[@Chris-yo4ks]

Looks like Bree needs to start her personal space training. Soon she will be to big to handle if she doesn't start learning to respect space. She could get pretty dangerous insisting to get brushed and may even use you as a rubbing post pinned against the wall......which could easily pressing the air out of you.......not wanting to scare you....but she is getting pushy and needs to start respecting space.

[@maidstoneplantfarm8079]

I love seeing the playfulness of Bree. I grew up with horses and we often had several foals out at pasture with their mothers. They were always full of mischief and a joy to be around.

[@NotKev2017]

Brenda, I sure hope Jim appreciates you for those up close and personal shots of the manure flying out of the spreader lol. I was ducking from it at home just like you were. And I know the smell is just so "lovely" lol

[@LabRat14]

Bree has such a large personality! It is going to be fun watching her grow! Wow Baron is look like a bodybuilder 😅

[@maryann5935]

My grandfather farmed in Iowa with horses in the 1920's, 30's and 40's, and my mothwr used to tell me how proud he was of his horses and the care he took of them, so it's really a pleasure and a privilege to watch your videos. Gives me a better understanding of the pleaseures and challenges of my grandparent's (and mother's!) life farming with horses. Thank you!

[@thierrytalon8600]

The plural of 1920 is 1920s. 😉

[@cattymajiv]

@@thierrytalon8600 Yes it is, but we also don't need to be spelling Nazis.

[@charlesrabideau3474]

Brenda, I hope the camera distorts how close your are to the manure spreader. Looks like your being pelted with “stuff” 😅. You may need full, PPE for those “sweet” closeup shots 😂

[@thierrytalon8600]

Bree is the calmest foal I have seen.

[@janeteckhart4886]

Noticed Bree getting a little sassy when Brenda was trying to brush Lady. Purposely trying to push Brenda around. How do you stop her from doing that?

[@natalienelson9671]

Brenda your a good wife and a hard worker! I bet you run ten miles a day filming your videos! Jim your a hard worker and a very blessed man to have the life that you do.

[@cwise4819]

46:43 Really enjoyed catching up on your morning. Hope y'all have a few dry days to get some haying done. Bree is getting very precocious!

[@jemreandeau3583]

This was a great video. I can’t help but be amused when the horses don’t do what you asked. Guess they have their own ideas too. Little Brea is so pretty and her Mom is lovely. Stay safe. ❤

[@lspthrattan]

Bree and company look very well...despite having a bit of 'tude there! Thanks for showing us those flybait bags; got a link for'em? I look forward to having a reason to use them :) when I get outta this concrete jungle here... (I like your practice of letting Lady cool off and have a good drink before nursing; she's been sweating, she's thirsty, and she needs those fluids more than ever to make the milk that Bree is healthy enough to wait a minute for.)

[@RichardKruse-e9p]

R Kruse Brenda, when you were bushing Lady that wall behind you has a bolt sticking out, if Lady was to move sideway you could be push into it. Jim should saw it off for your safety.

[@agnesdoorgeest69]

Missing Buck adore to see return Lady work with Bill a gain. Love Bree also very much ! Love and greetings to you all.

[@johnking8679]

Hey Jim, I've noticed you don't have a back rest on your cart. I would have thought you would want one, but I guess not !! Just a thought !! Onwards and Upwards !! The horses seem to really enjoy being brushed by Brenda - or anyone probably ?

[@becky2425]

Would love to see more of Brenda’s brushing and chat and stuff around the house and garden.

[@sueflynn9886]

Absolutely - the garden and the chickens!

[@sueflynn9886]

I wish you could bottle and share Brenda’s positivity and enthusiasm for life! Thank you for another lovely video!

[@mfc4591]

Horse antics always fun. Thanks for the video.

[@siouxmouland5948]

I had to laugh the other day because I was watching Homestead Horsemanship and he, JR, was saying how much he admired Jim and Brenda on his video. I had just finished watching one of your videos. He basically got his first draft horse, a Clydesdale, and also raises and trains Missouri Fox Trotters.

[@suzanneyoung8011]

LOL I saw that too!

[@aileen694]

​@@suzanneyoung8011 As did I! 😊

[@cattymajiv]

I love JR, his family, and his horses! I must have missed a video while I was under the weather this week, because I didn't see that one. I will have to go and get caught up on my favorite channels, especially the horse channels that warm my heart so much! I miss Oliver a lot after just a few days! ❤❤❤

[@bbrewfus6127]

Those apple trees!!! Wow!!! A bumper crop!!! ❤️

[@MariandanielaTicu]

❤️❤️🥰😂😘🤣😪👌🤨😁🤗

[@kiwidutch9778]

Lady and Bree are inspring to me and make me happy !

[@kimcwhite6509]

I hear you Brenda, Bree was pinning her ears at you & being pushy/disrespectful! I don't know about disciplining foals though without causing too much fear. Jim can do that. Would a loud scolding work, or a littler pop on the shoulder or butt work? Good luck with that. Lady & Bree are doing really well being separated!

[@MrMigrantman]

I thought the same thing.

[@judyengland2615]

That was fun watching the horse drama! Brie is just as cute as ever

[@jamescox8233]

Jim, Brenda, Great video. So nice to see Bill & Lady together again. Bree is do so great, Brenda, I love watching you brush Lady and bree backs herself right into you, and push you away. She is something!! Jim, Nova Scotia, Canada, Hi to Trudy and Abby...

[@kathyfrey1455]

Please Brenda, do not let Bree get away with pinning her ears and pushing you around. She is showing dominance and can lead to issues. You notice, she doesn't do it to Jim. She respects his hierarchy in the herd. Any time she does these things a quick jerk of the halter without anger, will let her know this is not acceptable.

[@debbiebjorklund3241]

Like that the other end of the barn is open for them to come in out of fly's. 😅 they are dapled, shiny, well exercised, or restng, and properly cared for Jim. . Brenda im glad you told us that Baron was in the field, n looked on while takin th e day off.😊

[@lucinaramsey4705]

Lady has a beautiful coat color 🌸 it would be awesome to see the colts duke & earl if you could show us a little bit of video of them 🐴🐴 😊

[@maggiesue4825]

Horses definitely have personalities, and you both know how to deal with them!

[@becky2425]

Are there plans for the miscellaneous rock cleanup in the pasture area by the barn? I’m always thinking one of them will stumble upon them. A good intern job perhaps. Love these videos.

[@suzanneyoung8011]

I was thinking that low area with the big water puddle next to the truck body where he ties them up needs to be filled in. But it's a farm, so a water puddle won't hurt them.

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Colts looking great 👍 Lady doing well leaving filly unattended for a bit.

[@SuzesCarnivoreLifeAfterBypass]

Bri is such a cute little stinker! Her personality is really coming out. She's so adorable. Lady seems very happy to be working again. Great video! 💖💜💖😊

[@XiaoFury]

I'll trade our 104 degrees here in TX for that rain!

[@violetalamothe9568]

So happy to see what you do with Bree, she is a very cute little one. I have a question for you both , how much milk she is taking from her mom every time?

[@donnadoering5125]

Today was a great time seeing Bree hanging out in her stall while mummy was working. Brenda and Jim you take good care of your horses. Have a wonderful weekend. I just can’t wait for your next video. Love ❤️ from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@Velcro1997]

I’m in Ontario too! 🇨🇦

[@1hstewart]

I'm in Ontario too.