Looking for a Horse-Loving Woman | You Love Horseback Riding

Looking for a horse-loving woman for lovely hours
I'm looking for a horse-loving woman and don't want to be alone anymore. Since childhood I have lived on a farm, always in harmony with my animals. I own a great many animals. I have, for example, rabbits, guinea pigs, budgies and also ducks. But the horses play an especially important role. I like riding through the countryside. But everything is only half as nice alone, which is why I'm now turning specifically to you, hoping to finally break the bond of eternal loneliness. Are you as passionate about horses as I am? I would be really delighted if we could explore the countryside together with the horses. With the necessary stamina we can even ride several hundred miles in a day. Feel like this speaks to you? Great, simply get in touch with me and let's arrange a first meeting. That way we'll really get to know each other first and will surely lose our inhibitions around each other. I'm a very open and cheerful person, and for that reason we can certainly have a lovely time together.[caption id="attachment_701" align="alignright" width="300"]
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Looking for a horse-loving woman for everyday life
Looking for a horse-loving woman who is also willing to get her hands dirty. On my farm there is always plenty to do. For that reason it is very important that you're also willing to pitch in with the work. The animals, and the horses in particular, will certainly thank you for it. Feeding always starts in the morning. On most days I have to get up very early for that and hurry. You think that will surely be too strenuous? Not at all! You get used to the daily work very quickly and are glad to see how well the animals are doing. After feeding, we first have breakfast. We can take our time with it, and I'm also very creative when it comes to breakfast. I like to make some scrambled eggs with ham in the morning. Once breakfast is over, it's back to work. Now the horse stable in particular has to be mucked out. If you don't do it, it starts to stink and the horses sink into the dirt. After mucking out, it's finally time for a ride. Here we can enjoy nature together and the stillness that comes with it.I'm looking forward to you!