PurpleSpots
Well-Known Member
This post follows on slightly from a train of thought in another thread about wild horses vs how domesticated ones are often kept.
I've just come across this video on YouTube and thought it was really good. Informative, but easy to follow. Hope it's of interest to others.
I had a look at another couple of videos from the same person too, and they were equally as good I thought.
(I will admit that I'm not a fan of assigning horse to a sign being water, earth, fire, metal or air which is mentioned in some other videos, but I can let that go as the rest of the content seems good!)
I've just come across this video on YouTube and thought it was really good. Informative, but easy to follow. Hope it's of interest to others.
I had a look at another couple of videos from the same person too, and they were equally as good I thought.
(I will admit that I'm not a fan of assigning horse to a sign being water, earth, fire, metal or air which is mentioned in some other videos, but I can let that go as the rest of the content seems good!)
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