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The Horse-N-Around Farm team,
Freida and Mark Burdette and their stallion, Patches Promise Land
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This is the only
pic I have of Mark, Patches and me (Freida). I put this one
in some of our Christmas cards. It read "Freida with her Stud
Muffin & Stud Biscuit". Everyone got a laugh out of it---I was
asked "Which one was muffin and which one was biscuit??"
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This is our wonderful gang! Starting left to right: Dr.Coe (our veterinary, Keith, Vickie and Shane.
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| Dr.
Coe, his wife Jennifer and their son Conner! His family loves to
come out to our farm--we have so many animals for Conner to see and
pet! |
Dr.
Jason Coe (with the Animal Hospital in Oneonta, Al) hard at work! |
Dr. Jason Coe is our main horse
vet, but Dr. Charles Payton is also a horse vet. Dr Payton started
the clinic, Dr. Coe has been with the clinic for about three
years. We needed a clinic that could do all animals: we have cats,
dogs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, swans, goats and horses. I
wanted one place taking care of our animals, we have that with the
Animal Hospital. Dr. Coe even put a cast on one of my hens, when a
horse broke her leg! (I'll try and find the pic for you!) Whatever
problem our animals have their there for us. When Prides foal was
being born, it was turned the wrong way and came early.
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Dr. Jason
Coe at our farm!! Finally, I got the cute side of him!!! I
call him "The Young Whipper-Snapper"! |
Dr. Coe and
Dr. Hastings in their office consulting about a client! Dr.
Hastings and Dr. Yancey are the ones that take care of our
small animals (cats, dogs and etc.). Dr. Payton and Dr. Coe
are the ones that make our farm calls. |
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Dr. Coe wasn't able to get here, so
he talked us thru the whole thing. He was on the phone with Mark for
nearly two hours helping us thru it. We think the world of Dr. Coe;
we like everyone at the clinic, its just usually Jason that comes
out! I'll try to get a group pic of all the vets and staff. We have
been blessed with this clinic and the staff. |
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| This is our farrier,
Kenneth McCormack. I have taken some pics of him working on
our horses--will get developed soon! |
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----- Original Message -----
From: Cheryl Fuller
To: freida@horsenaroundfarm.com
Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 8:36 PM
Subject: Visit
Dear Freida,
I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed myself
yesterday. It
was great getting to meet you, Mark and the whole gang. Your
Farm is
so beautiful and I felt so at home that the time flew by. I was
shocked
when I got back into my car and saw the time. I certainly didn't
mean
to stay so long and impose on your Saturday, so I hope you and
Mark will
accept my apologies.
When I get some vacation maybe I can schedule with you to come
back
out and spend some more time with the gang. I am willing to work
and
help out with anything that needs to be done and maybe get a
better
sense of what I would be getting myself into if and when I adopt
a
horse. I can tell you love your horses very much and they love
and
trust you in return. All of your animals are very fortunate to
have
found a home with you!
Thank you so much for letting me come Horse Around.
Sincerely,
Cheryl Fuller
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