The greeness of a horse? It's debatable, though this one seems friendly enough and I haven't heard of anyone riding a dairy cow to the booths! I too walked, 20 minutes away, not having a horse at my disposal. I could have cycled, but I was wearing my best suit (grand occasion.)
To cut a long story short, Ray, the main defence mechanism used by horses is flight. To achieve this they have a quite different digestive system to cows, much lighter and more efficient. Importantly, a horse produces about 30% of the methane of a cow. Unlike cars, horses run on 100% biofuel.
If the green rosette had been on the other end of the horse, the Green Party could have been prosecuted for distributing policy statements on Election Day
horseback...good carbon free way to do a combined field trip with the BlueGreens to chew the fat aver issues which is all bother...what do you reckon Robert?
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Just how carbon friendly is a horse?
I would say they make a factory farmed dairy cow look green
I walked, now that is green, although that was not my vote
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trudgq - ha!
The greeness of a horse? It's debatable, though this one seems friendly enough and I haven't heard of anyone riding a dairy cow to the booths!
I too walked, 20 minutes away, not having a horse at my disposal. I could have cycled, but I was wearing my best suit (grand occasion.)
To cut a long story short, Ray, the main defence mechanism used by horses is flight. To achieve this they have a quite different digestive system to cows, much lighter and more efficient. Importantly, a horse produces about 30% of the methane of a cow.
Unlike cars, horses run on 100% biofuel.
If the green rosette had been on the other end of the horse, the Green Party could have been prosecuted for distributing policy statements on Election Day
Ha!
Vote Green - give them some horse-power!
horseback...good carbon free way to do a combined field trip with the BlueGreens to chew the fat aver issues which is all bother...what do you reckon Robert?
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