Since I'm back from Linz every day my guys have to walk through the new horse trailer. I thought there would be trouble and started with Point, but ...
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Standing free and relaxed in the new trailer |
... he just walked in with me, and when I put down the halter and went out an wanted to make a video how he climbs out; he just stood inside and looked around.
So today is Sunday and Alexander asked me if I want to to the test: Fully loaded - also for my G-Class.
First I thought about picking up a nice hike, but there is one thing I don't get used in this part of Germany. The description of where and when something is happening, in this case where to start a hike. The location of a starting point for a hike is like: The sports field from Fischingen ??? No zipcode and of course no street name. And we have more than one Fischingen in Germany. Because of the big trailer I also want to know if I can turn around or not and so on. So I decided since it is a driving test I drive to my workplace. There is a huge parking space where I can stop and check the Ponys and turn around.
Let's start:
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Point is behind Moritz |
All three walked really easy in the trailer. When I leave the yard, first it goes steeply uphill. Alexanders concern was, that my G-Class will be very very slow. But it was not. It was just okay for the amount he had to pull.
Entering the highway it was as ever - traffic jam, I couldn't believe it ...
Not just traffic jam, but also heavy heavy rain. I don't know it seems like a rule, when I pull the horse trailer it has to rain.
Finally I reached the parking space and made a selfie as proof for Alexander. And you can see the reason why I wanted this specific trailer: A side window which can be open! It's an option and it is worth it!
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Very serious and I have freckles :-) |
To show you about the rain. There we came from, and there we had to go through again!
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Heavy heavy rain! |
So less traffic on my way home, but still lots of cars. What are people doing out there?
Back home my guys were not relaxed but seemed okay.
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Moritz, climbing out of the trailer |
Point is easy with sweating, but was not out of his head when he left the trailer. While I did the cleaning my guys were grazing in the yard, very relaxed.
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Looks peaceful |
Summarizing I think I have three very cool guys, and a cool car and now a very cool horse trailer ... And adventures are definitely lying ahead! And did I mentioned the one who thoroughly has an eye on me and my activities?
That's wonderful; now you're mobile & you could probably strap a bike or 2 on top or on the sides as well if you wanted to.
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