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Barn Visiting Hours: Protecting People During a Pandemic
Sheltering in place was easy. Sonny and I don’t travel much, even to local horse shows. Weekend activities are generally limited to a handful of barnmates who gather at our boarding barn, gossip, and plan lunch at a local burger joint.
Then COVID-19 began its march across the country. Suddenly, the barn was no longer the linchpin of my equestrian social life.
Suddenly there were rules: social distancing, self-isolation, and prescribed personal hygiene
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Written by:
Pat Raia
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