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            <description>Two of the most influential men in my childhood were ranchers.&amp;amp;nbsp; My love for horses led me to people who had a love for ranching, for the land, for the western lifestyle.&amp;amp;nbsp; I was very lucky that the older woman who became my mentor in my twenties was also tied to the land and animal husbandry. &amp;amp;nbsp; So where does this fit in with later decades when I became vegetarian, and an advocate for animal rights and wildlife?&amp;amp;nbsp; In my heart, there has been no change.&amp;amp;nbsp; There is some personal conflict, of course.&amp;amp;nbsp; But I have always believed that smart, wise, caring people can find ways to reconcile these differences into a whole (holistic) life. Today I read about such a person in the April Western Horseman, and the ranch they have created.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;</description>
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