While the Jeep Noir was getting a tune-up today, I pent several hours "bucking hay", i.e. helping to bring it in from the field. Hutch and I hauled in about 150 of the estimated 600 bails that the neighbors cut and bailed this week. It was a hot sweaty and strenuous job that doesn't pay much, but it needed to be done and was a big help for the barn. The neighbor's hay is good quality at a good price.
Before bucking hay, we had a short vaulting practice for our Nationals bound vaulter and did a little bit of a vaulting demo for the Natural Horsemanship camp that has been taking place at our barn this week. Several of the campers were very interested and I hope that we will get another vaulter or two.
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