
(Please ignore the boat in the first picture. So White trash...)

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Her leg is so light colored in these pictures because I was picking away at that loose hair that has been stuck in there for awhile now. I ended up using a rubber brush with soft, nubbly things to get alot of that old hair off and it worked up some dust too.
I think it felt really good to her to get scratched there. She hasn't had bandages off for longer than it takes to change them since February.
When it heals a bit more, and I don't feel like I would risk infection, she's going to get a bath. It would probably be fine now, but I've had horses that have taken a wrong turn with leg injuries for less reason than getting water and dirt in it, so I'm being cautious. Soon though. Very soon.
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