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"Two Horse Enterprises receives a lot of e-mails each month requesting information on trail locations, trail horse types, what's the status of this or that land management plan and so on. We answer each and everyone of them but then got to thinking that a lot are along the same line. And other folks may want to know our replies to some of the questions asked. So Two Horse has gone blog. http://www.twohorseenterprises.blogspot.com. We call it 'Trail Dust and Camp Smoke', Bonnie Davis, owner of Two Horse Enterprises, announced.
"The blog spot will be updated about every two weeks and we'll include some of the e-mails Two Horse receives plus a tip or two for taking care of your trail horse. And we'll include the latest in trail news -- open or closed, changes in trail users and other topics that affect all of our trail riding.
"Of course folks can still e-mail Two Horse direct at twohorse@horsecamping.com but we hope they'll ride by and read Two Horse's new blog. And if you got a comment or question, send it to us. We'd like to know what everyone thinks of it," Davis concluded.
Two Horse Enterprises is dedicated to trail riding and horsecamping. Offering a large selection of state equestrian trail guides on its website, http://www.twohorseenterprises.com, and in free catalog, Two Horse also has videos, maps and hardware that trail riders will find of interest. Plus the internet site can be checked for the 'Where We'll Be' locations Bonnie Davis, clinician, will be presenting "Horsecamping -- expanding your trail riding adventures" and Two Horse has a vendor booth. On the 2008 calendar already are Equine Experience, Paso Robles and a tenth year at HorseExpo, Sacramento, both in California. On the east coast, the Southeast Trails Conference in Charleston is scheduled and other dates will be posted as firmed up.
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