Riding your horses to the local brewery.

[dmn23]

I like living in a place where no one thinks this is the least bit odd.

 

[Jbird]

There's a town about 15 miles from me where the local grocery store has a hitching rail, for their Amish customers. Haven't seen any at a bar/brewery yet

 

[tiger roach]

Pony boy carry me home.

 

[jelloman]

Hey, that's a NO PARKING ZONE! Move your damned horse...

 

[bsman]

Hey, that's a NO PARKING ZONE! Move your damned horse...

When the rider comes back, maybe he'll find this:

 

[Andrew Sak]

We ride our dirt bikes from the desert town of Cal City, to the old ghost town/miningtown/brothel of Randsburg California. It was booming in the late 1800's. It's a 50 minute ride with trails of all skill levels. They serve food, drinks, and beer.

 

[DdBob]

you won't find that in NYC

 

[Bob411]

We ride our dirt bikes from the desert town of Cal City, to the old ghost town/miningtown/brothel of Randsburg California. It was booming in the late 1800's. It's a 50 minute ride with trails of all skill levels. They serve food, drinks, and beer.

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If you rode a horse, instead of a dirt bike, you could both be rode hard and put away wet.

 

[Andrew Sak]

If you rode a horse, instead of a dirt bike, you could both be rode hard and put away wet.

I have been caught in a rain/ hailstorm a couple of times heading back from Randsburg. That got pretty wet. The hail hurts. While I like horses, riding them is a different story. I prefer a throttle and brakes.

 

[mongooz]

well, i guess you couldn't get a DUI while riding a horse. it's not a motor vehicle.

 

[Andrew Sak]

well, i guess you couldn't get a DUI while riding a horse. it's not a motor vehicle.

You can get a dui in any vehicle that moves. Wheelchairs included.

 

[mongooz]

You can get a dui in any vehicle that moves. Wheelchairs included.

actually, in about a third of the states riding a horse under the influence is not a dui.

 

[shoeless]

actually, in about a third of the states riding a horse under the influence is not a dui.

Makes sense. The horse is presumably sober, after all.

 

[mongooz]

Makes sense. The horse is presumably sober, after all.

and generally, knows it's way home, too.

 

[Lerxst]

We ride our dirt bikes from the desert town of Cal City, to the old ghost town/miningtown/brothel of Randsburg California. It was booming in the late 1800's. It's a 50 minute ride with trails of all skill levels. They serve food, drinks, and beer.

There are plenty of little places like that along the various BDRs. Check em out if you’ve not hear of them.

https://ridebdr.com/

 

[335clone]

actually, in about a third of the states riding a horse under the influence is not a dui.

Probably the same states where it is not only legal, but you are encouraged to marry your cousin.

 

[Andrew Sak]

and generally, knows it's way home, too.

Call me a tenderfoot. I have never been big on riding horses. My freind used to take care of a pony when we were 10. We both fell off during a full gallop. It didn't have a saddle. A steel horse I ride. Or an aluminum frame.

 

[Andrew Sak]

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Probably the same states where it is not only legal, but you are encouraged to marry your cousin.

Too much tequila? No problem!

 

[mongooz]

Probably the same states where it is not only legal, but you are encouraged to marry your cousin.

some....maybe

 

[mongooz]

Call me a tenderfoot. I have never been big on riding horses. My freind used to take care of a pony when we were 10. We both fell off during a full gallop. It didn't have a saddle. A steel horse I ride. Or an aluminum frame.

i've owned one and a girlfriend had two, we rode all over the county on the weekends.
if you got off, you had to tie the bridle to a tree, or they'd wander off and go "home" and you'd be walking.