Well I do love horses and birds. I've helped both over the years. Mucking out stalls, leaving the phoebe bird nests in my rafters. Horses are lovely creatures and birds are wonderful to watch.
We have a lot of earthquakes here, nice that we have a way to measure the magnitude of them.
Missed you and your questions, Otis.
Audubon
I used to live in a town named Audubon. I used to help my horse by walking and brushing her after a good ride. A richter scale alarm notifies us when our obese neighbor falls out of her bed.
I wouldn't mind going to an Audubon park someday. Now that I know those exist! Wow!
And I will help Hippy's horse of a neighbor get back in bed after the next richter scale goes off!!!!
I've never owned a horse but have done some riding through the years. I'd help one if I could they're great animals. I like seeing all different kinds of birds too.
Not my day Otis! But thank you.
Here is one way to help a horse.
www.necn.com/news/national-international/horse-rescue-canyon
As a child, I was obsessed with geology and weather, so I'm still very familiar with the richter scale. For those that don't know, it measures the intensity of an earthquake to put it simply.
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