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Riding the Mule Wave: Highs and Lows Near Todd, North Carolina

I, Bernie Harberts, did not use generative AI to write or illustrate this article. Spell check and grammar check, yes. AI, no.

Ridin’ the mule wave. My mule Brick and I on one of the high points of our mule ramble. (Outside Todd, NC)

Our mule ramble is taking on the character of a wave train. One moment we’re on a wave peak (plenty of food and water), the next we’re in the trough (run out of water but, good news, there’s a hurricane coming). Julia writes of this week’s highs and lows on her blog Saddle Under the Stars —
September.
Her posts are worth your time and will give you her side of the experience.

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