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Cover of Horsekeeping: One Woman's Tale of Barn and Country Life

Horsekeeping: One Woman's Tale of Barn and Country Life

✍ Scribed by Bok, Roxanne


Book ID
107346658
Publisher
Easton Studio Press, LLC
Year
2011
Tongue
English
Weight
3 MB
Category
Fiction

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis


Why would successful urbanites, used to clean, controlled and orderly lives, take on the task of restoring a near collapsing empty barn littered with haphazard and decayed fencing, pastures deep in standing water, and try to turn it into a thriving horse farm?

Initially motivated only by a city dweller's fantasy and obscure memories of childhood visits to the country, Roxanne Bok oversees the reconstruction of a thirty-seven stall barn and painstakingly discovers something about both large animals and running a small business.

Follow an equine novice as she leads her equally naΓ―ve family in an eighteen-month long adventure of breathing life back into a once great horse farm in rural New England. A thoughtfully detailed memoir, Roxanne Bok learns it all the hard way, from the agony of repeatedly being tossed off a beloved horse, to the thrill of winning a blue ribbon.

For those who love horses, the dream of country life or simply the sight of an otherwise urban family...


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