>->   Yep ....... with the drivers seat up high in front (and it'll 
accomidate
 >-> "expierenced drivers" and I bill us ). It'll actually seat 6
 >-> passengers and 2 drivers.  However I probably won't put that many in the
 >-> carriage -- would like to just have 2 or 3 passengers at a time.   I 
don't
 >-> want to tax Mr X too bad ..... SEDONA has never had to pull more than 2
 >-> people at a time either in the small carriage.  I MIGHT have to look for 
a
 >-> bigger horse to pull it although I think X will do OK with just a couple 
o
 >-> passengers ..... AND, we'll never have this carriage off the road to 
it'll
 >-> be easy to pull on the pavement.
 > Yeah as long as you stay on the paved roades you should be
 > ok with it.  Florida
 > doesn't have many hills that I can remember either so that
 > shouldn't be a
 > problem either.  Sounds really nice Jean.
    It is -- I'm SO excited about it ...... I'm planning on making our 
"debut" at the Swamp Cabbage Festival Parade the end of February ....... In 
January we'll be in the new Yellow Pages - and I have a few other little 
advertising things that we'll be doing next year too.  Sure hope I haven't 
bit off more than I can chew 
 >->   Our "runabout" carriage (2 passenger) came from PA -- the 4 passenger
 >-> carriage came from KY - both built by the Amish.  We've traded in the 4
 >-> passenger -- keeping the 2 passenger carriage (in case I want to go to
 >-> another show ).
 > Well you could just become a collector too ya know...  ;-)
    Hehehehehe ........ yea, but Buddy says they do take up a lot of room 
...... and he says his barn building days are over -- oh well .....
it WAS a good thought ;-)
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