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    Meeting The Talented Saddle Maker

    March 4th, 2010 by admin

    I took my daughter to meet Sal, the local man who makes saddles. While we were in Sal’s Equestrian Tack shop, I took note of his raw talent. Every piece of leather in that store was intricately detailed and showed his love and hard work. I explained what we were looking for and he immediately began asking my daughter about her likes and dislikes. In the end, I paid Sal, and we left. He told us the saddle would be ready in a month. After one month, we went back to the store and he showed my daughter the most beautiful saddle I have ever seen. It is going to last her a lifetime!

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