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Hey guys, I'm Taylor Roberts! For around 16-17 years I've been riding horses and here recently I've begun traveling with my horse a lot more than I used to, (almost every weekend). So for a while I've been contemplating starting a blog but could never fully commit to the idea. Well here it is!! If you're interested in the horse world or even like seeing pictures of pretty horses, I hope I can get this thing up and running and show you guys some cool areas!!

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