07 May 06 23:14, Dale Shipp wrote to Roy Witt:

 DS>  -=> On 05-06-06  17:11,  Roy Witt <=-
 DS>  -=> spoke to Vladimir Donskoy about none <=-

 VD>> Yes, but I often see on streets horses (with childrens and theirs
 VD>> parents, at park)

 RW>> But not on public streets as daily personal transportation.

 DS>   That depends(TM):-}}    If you go to Dutch Country in Pennsylvania,
 DS>   you will see many horses used as the sole means of transportation
 DS> by
 DS>   people.  It is part of their religion to avoid modern mechanical
 DS>   devices.

And that's merely an exception to the case. I lived in a small community
called Poway, aka 'The city in the country' in California. They provided
horse trails (fenced lanes) for horses, since there were lots of them in
the surrounding countryside. However, the trails ran next to the roads in
many cases so that horse riders could do their shopping in town, etc.. Of
course, that small community was also an exception to the rule, just like
those people in Pennsylvania.


Roy
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