We loaded up yesterday to head to Tulsa. We had to deliver a couple of horses that the Huz had in for training and pick up the van he bought at auction for my mom. We first had to go to Siloam Springs to pay for our blood work and pick up the resulting paper work...and I thought Health Certs. for the up coming sale in OKC. But we have to wait until 30 days prior to the sale date...ooops!! So it was a long trip to find out we didn't have to venture out to the vet that day and will have to come again in February... this too is of the Lord. So we grabbed lunch and were on the road again.
Early afternoon we arrived at Ricks. He had run into town to wash the "snow garbage" off my mom's van but called as we were waiting in the drive way..."If your at a place that looks like it has been there for a 100 years you're there."
It was neat... He showed us around... we saw about 50 horses....two of which were his stallions... a grey Hancock bred horse and a bay son of Lancaster Bert. He also showed us where the old four story barn was, where they stored hay, the pig barn the sheep barn...etc.
Most of what was left was just the foundation and odds and ends of the structures. Still interesting. We had come to drop the two horses we had,had off and Rick decided to send a 3 year old filly back with us...Praise the Lord.
We then did the paper work for the van and loaded up. The van drove well, and my mom was very excited. She will probably do a deep cleaning and it will be very nice for us all... I hope the Lord will sustain it for a long time for her....
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