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Date Posted: 16:03:30 01/01/02 Tue
Author: Rachel
Author Host/IP: 142.165.26.179
Subject: Grooming.
In reply to: Normandy 's message, "Re:" on 15:47:38 01/01/02 Tue

A roll of tealshade eyes is cast at Normandy's pompous toss of his finely chiseled skull - but she had to agree, he was a handsome beast, and his beauty was well worth flaunting. Smiling, the young woman steps in beside her gelding, propping the door open with a bucket that had been laying around. Alongside the gathered leadrope, the handle of a small basket of grooming supplies is held in Rachel's left palm, and it is set upon the ground carefully. There was nowhere to safely tether her horse, and so the young woman trusts he will behave, and simply removes the leadrope from his brazen-buckled halter of green and tucks it into a jean pocket, while selecting a brush from the many grooming utensils. She needn't curry comb the gelding, for his pelt had not long ago been cleaned, but for the simple reason of returning the dimmed sheen to his chocolate pelt, she was give it a quick grooming. The soft bristles of the brush are run along the muscular frame of the westphalian before her, following the direction of the bay hairs to his coat.

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