Got my newest RH magazine yesterday. Read it all in one sitting. Enjoyed all the articles, read some of them twice, as I also studied the pictures . Many topics to be discussed . Nice to see that horse farming in some parts of Europe seems to be awakening again.
The article about Ralph Rice's conservation stewardship makes me want to have his book, so I'll think, I'll give RH a call tomorrow. I do not order anything online, since this is connected with giving out financial information . Too afraid of getting hacked one of these days. A relative who works in cyber-space security says that attacks happen every day by the thousands and the big one is not a question of if but only of when. I am aware of a certain contradiction in my argument since any information nowadays sooner or later gets into a computer and can get stolen. I just hope that RH's cyber-security protections are better than mine.
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Ralph in N.E.Oh says 2015-12-15 07:25:01 (CST)
Klaus, Thank you for your comments. I will be interested in learning how you like my book. I hope the weather continues to be kind to you. We here in northeast Ohio are having some very unseasonable weather. Yesterday it was 60 degrees F. We have only had two dustings of snow. This time last year we were in the deep freeze with snow piles everywhere!
Uncle Joe, awesome issue, lots of information, great job once again!
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W. Pat Mc says 2015-12-16 10:47:18 (CST)
Got mine today loved the cover I also read Ralph's great job ralph GREAT magazine Uncle Joe
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