Rural Heritage Magazine
Posted by John at 2008-08-19 09:11:57
What constitutes a "good" edition?
Response by Buggy at 2008-08-20 10:09:56
Don't know, never saw one that did not hold my attention and one I did not learn something from. For sure there is generally a article or two that I skim real fast but for the most part I know more when I finish reading it than when I started. Thats my definition of good.
Response by W. Pat Mc at 2008-08-20 11:22:03
Just the fact that it is bringing together such a fine group of teamsters and individuals to pass on their trade to the next generation. I personally get something out of each issue and enjoy helping with feed on the PORCH.
Response by grady at 2008-08-20 11:38:19
sam moore is always good..always some good articles..every article isn't going to suit some people because their interest doesn't go that way..but...there is something to be learned from every article if you pay attention to what you are reading..if nothing else it will set you to thinking..and i always like the pictures and i find out where i can get stuff through the ads..
Response by Debbie at 2008-08-21 07:28:32
I've been "out of the (horse)loop" for many years and daughter's horsey-gene has 'recently'
surfaced. All the RH magazines are very educational!
Daughter has fallen in love with her draft and a whole new world has opened up.
We have learned from every issue.
My memory needed refreshed and daughter needed to learn from scratch---RH feeds us both.
(and i agree with W.PatMc--passing on the learning to the next generation is vitally important!)
Response by kman at 2008-08-21 23:20:22
More of the same would be nice. Seems like I have the whole thing read by the end of the day it comes. Every edition is a good one. The bigger the better. Keep 'em comin'
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