But still it is fun to talk about which ones we'd buy because we are not Todd Frey. Here is what I would buy, based just on the photos: one of the Breaks, the Spider [despite the condition of that top], one of the Kuhnles, and the yellow road cart next to the gigs. "But Michelle! What about the gigs?" I hear you exclaim. I have a gig, I'm not greedy. I do like the look of the first, dark Stanhope in the snow for those who want my opinion. I considered the T Cart, but Harold has one that is prettier and I don't want it if it isn't as pretty as Harold's.
Sleighs, sleighs, sleighs, I just can't get excited about sleighs. Harold's fault again, my first sleigh ride was in a Panel Boot Victoria sleigh put to Don Pecos and Ace, and I can't think anything could top that, so I am done with sleighs, unless I someday move to Wisconsin where I understand they plan to use them this weekend.
Road coaches and park drags- must be a man thing. I like them, but prefer a Break, don't need a coach, I'll leave it to the guys.
Go to: http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/photopanel.cgi?listingid=539225&feed=1 and tell me which ones you'd buy, if you had a million dollars.
Kind Regards,
Michelle Blackler
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Hahaha, the barn owner went to the Denver auction last month to unload an Anderson VaV and pick up a couple of horses.
ReplyDeleteOf course, while he was there he also purchased another carriage. I can't tell you what kind, and I don't have a photo of it yet.
However, the funny part came when my boss Ro asked me to guess how many carriages the owner had in total. This included the Vis-a-Vis we use in the business. My guess was around 35-
The correct answer is 47.
So, obviously the owner is in need of a 12 step program.
Let me know if you are aware of any, because, seriously, he has a problem.