Oliver and I got into a debate this morning as to whether this is an entrance for centaurs or simply an entrance for those who work with horses.
I got as far as getting him to concede that if my suggestion that it was where the centaurs entered was true, it would be the more interesting and imaginative possibility.
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I read it as people who are
I read it as people who are interested in horses. Not sure how that would be checked though.
Lie detector test?
Lie detector test?
I'm thinking someone groused
I'm thinking someone groused that you're not an equestrian and neither is your horse, when you're leading him/her on foot, and the sign is to address equestrians and horse escorters (leads? minders) alike. Obviously horses themselves can't read.
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