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Unfortunately, I don’t have a current picture of me riding side-saddle in a riding habit. Yes, I do wear an 1860s riding habit when I go to events with my horse. I’ll have to look for a picture. Here’s the chicks in the meantime.

I’m in Wisconsin. We have quite a few Farm and Fleet stores near us and Fleet Farm is now moving into our area as well as Tractor Supply.

English, western, side-saddle, bareback & I've also ridden in a McClellan (American civil war military saddle). My daughter’s horse is a jumper. He likes speed and jumps. She also does some dressage which is what she’s trying to get me to do next summer.

It’s actually amazing how many countries outside of the USA reenact our civil war.

The crocheting I do for 19th century is primarily Tunisian crochet. “Regular” crochet was fairly new in the 19th century (1840s) and was mainly used for home goods or trim. Most crocheted garments that I work on are mid-century 1855-1868. Those garments are primarily Tunisian crocheted.

No, I don’t show but my daughter does and she’s trying to get me to do a couple of shows with her next year. Usually, I just go and take pictures for her.

(1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? My daughter and I have wanted to get chickens for the last couple of years. We now live on a smallish farm so I went and bought our first 4 chicks on 9/7 from Farm & Fleet. (2) How many chickens do you have right now? Four (3)...