Wolvercote

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r/MedievalHistory•

This is a longshot but here it goes. I recall watching a video, probably a decade ago about small horses that were used in Europe for travel. They moved with a unique easy pace that was smooth and comfortable for long travel. For some reason, I think the horses/ponies were a bit shaggy as well. Does any of this sound familiar or does any know what this breed is called?

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r/RhodeIsland•

Baked Potato

Question / Suggestion

What decent restaurants offer a baked potato around here? Back in the day, these were fairly common. Now, it's a rarity. I've got a hankering.

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