it'S.. educationnal?

Sorta.....

By the looks of it, the kids aren't too afraid of it since it's pretty busted up...missing ribs and the hindleg broken...

LOL...it's been there for years and with a town population of 8 I don't think there is any school going on there anymore actually. I think it's just falling apart from age. ;3

Ah.
Guess the horse just died of boredom then and they just left it there =p

To be picked apart by the multitudinous turkey vultures that infest our state.

That's kind of creepy.

Inorite? In a playground. Redneck city!!

Hey kids, play with the horse skeleton! Won't that be fun?

Ride 'em cowgirl!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT_y5qri00o

That's just plain creepy!

You know what they say about small towns getting weird.

Yeah - like Stephen King weird...

Which is why I could never live in one. Besides having nothing to do there, small town people tend to be very close-minded. Give me the big city!

Yeah - like Stephen King weird...

Which is why I could never live in one. Besides having nothing to do there, small town people tend to be very close-minded. Give me the big city!

Yeah - like Stephen King weird...

Which is why I could never live in one. Besides having nothing to do there, small town people tend to be very close-minded. Give me the big city!

I prefer mid size towns. Too small is too clannish and sometimes spooky. Big cities....well, I was born in LA and left in 1971 because it was getting too full of crazies and it was just too big period. Where I have lived the last 18 years is approximately 20 thousand and is pretty cool. Not much to do in the town, but it's centrally located for lots of fun stuff. Big mountains in Sequoia Natl. Park and Yosemite. Great coastline from Monterey, through Big Sur and down through San Luis Obispo area. And wonderful bicycling all over the place.

(sorry for the multiple posts; POS laptop at work is a POS )

No probs.