I just realized this: Cloud, the Pryor Mountain range pale palomino mustang, looks the same as Grasswing! Same markings too, a blaze and a sock!! They aren't the same shade of palomino, but I've done enough talking.
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I just realized this: Cloud, the Pryor Mountain range pale palomino mustang, looks the same as Grasswing! Same markings too, a blaze and a sock!! They aren't the same shade of palomino, but I've done enough talking.
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It's 3:39 right now
correction: it was 3:48, not 3:19 but whatever
7:19 pm here, it was 3:19 here when Dragon posted that (or 2:19, I'm too tired for math right now)
I haven't had school since last Thursday because of the two snows we got. We totally could have gone back today, but they still canceled it.
Yep i guess i should start my school now huh? Lol I'm so lazy somtimes
It's 10:48am for me and Pananah
Lol Dragon. I just got out of school.
The time zone strikes again
You did this at school? I haven't even started my school yet
Olive (and everyone else) the documentaries don't tell nearly all of the story. Cloud and his lead mare Sitka had several foals, including a palomino named Bolder who, strangely, was raised by another band-stallion (either Mateo or Plenticou, or someone else entirely, I forget) That other stallion had a son named Flint, who was raised by Cloud. Anyway, that is in the third documentary. The stuff that isn't in the documentaries is their children, relatives, and struggles in life. Pride and Echo, Cloud's grandsons, are both band-stallions: But for how long? Doc, Knight, and the other bachelors are scheming to become band-stallions, or, in Doc's case, build theirs bigger. Doc is a successful but cruel stallion: stealing mares with only thoughts of breeding.
I will finish this later, I'm at school right now
What Cass and Jgracew say
Yeah.