What ever happened to a plain brown or black saddle? Why is it that we must manufacture saddles in such horrendous colors?
Thursday, September 24, 2009
The "Matching" Saddle
Today I have for you the "matching" saddle for yesterday's pink tragedy. This one appears to be a grayish blue. Why? I have no idea. Again, I sincerely hope this is some made in India contraption and it has absolutely no ties to actual Australia. It is admittedly less offensive than its pink mate, but still is disturbing to my rather conservative tastes.
What ever happened to a plain brown or black saddle? Why is it that we must manufacture saddles in such horrendous colors?
What ever happened to a plain brown or black saddle? Why is it that we must manufacture saddles in such horrendous colors?
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Drab, drab.....drab! I almost think I'd rather have the shocking colors than this "blah" saddle!
ReplyDeleteThis isn't suppose to be some his and hers crap is it?
ReplyDeleteH That's what I was thinking... or maybe Hers and Hers!
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's bad lighting? If not, it is completely drab but a far cry better than pink!!
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After all the pink and horsheshoes and bedazzled tack - I like this one.
ReplyDeleteIf the entire thing were that blue color, I'd say horrendous. But as it is, I agree with Drillrider -- it's pretty drab.
ReplyDeleteAs i said about the shocking pink thing, this is not an Australian stock saddle. Stock saddles don't have horns.
ReplyDeletei like it xD
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