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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Ecuador: How Four School Kids Get On A Horse


My last post showed four siblings riding a horse from a rural Ecuadorian school. Those of you who may have wondered how they got on the horse will find hereafter the sequence Birgit, the 12-year-old sister, followed. I was as curious as anyone to watch this.
    
The horse and kids’ clothes differ from those of the previous post. It’s because I shot those pictures on different days. And Birgit always needed to use whichever horse was currently available.


Standing on a stirrup, Birgit started by hanging the school bags to the saddle’s horn.


Then she lifted the little girl that would ride in front of her.


Then the little boy who would ride behind her.


And then Carmen, the seven-year-old Miss Rodeo.


Finally, lifting a long leg, Birgit lifted herself and squeezed in without hurting any of the kids with her spur.