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Step into the land and feel your roots again. There’s a 200-year-old pulse beneath the grass at Lavender Hill—the oldest farm in this community, and now the home of Bramblewood Stables. Here, the land and the herd invite us to slow down, breathe deeply, and listen to what our bodies are saying. Rootedis a women’s gathering where reflection and presence meet the rhythm of the natural world. Guided by Kim and the Bramblewood herd, each session offers two hours of grounding, connection, and rediscovery. Come walk the pastures, sit by the pond, and let the world fall away for a while. Tea, journals, and space to breathe will be waiting. Our farm in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is changing what it means to work with horses in a global way. From mindset coaching to riding lessons to respite sessions to camps and workshops, the horse world is changing and we’re leading the way. From Loyola law school to Hurricane Katrina to a cartel scheme in Mexico, Jason Chambers was brought back to life to give us his words through poetry that brings us into a deeper connection with the natural world, inspired by his Lowcountry South Carolina coastal home, and with each other. Jason’s work is some of the most important southern writing of our era. Today, he tells us his stories. In this episode ofRelatively Stable, Kim Carter sits down with US Eventing Team equestrian, mentor, coach, and clinician Kim Walnesfor a conversation that goes beyond riding. At its core, this podcastis about resilience. It’s about how we navigate hardship, forge deeper connections, and ultimately heal. Kim Walnes’ story embodies that mission in every possible way. In this episode ofRelatively Stable, Kim Carter speaks with her beautiful friend Jane Pike — a writer, artist, creative mentor, and horsewoman from New Zealand — for a conversation that moves beyond her well-known work with horses and into the heart of creativity itself. While many know her for her work through Confident Rider and her sought after clinics around the world, this episode explores the deeper layers of her artistic and creative journey. ||STABLE ROOTS||APPLE||SPOTIFY||YOUTUBE|| Bramble Buddies: 1st and 3rd Fridays of every month @ 5-6 PM Rooted: Gatherings for Womenselect Thursday AM and Saturday PM each month. Lessons,Respite Sessions, andCoachingare happening each day by appointment. Mondays are the farm’s day off. Our club for kids who love horses and want to learn and make new friends.Bramble Buddieshappens on the first and third Fridays of every month! No prior horse experience necessary You do not have to be a current student Located minutes from downtown Greenville, South Carolina, Bramblewood Stables is a full service equestrian facility offering dressage, hunter/jumper, and western training for riders and horses of all ages and abilities. Bramblewood is also at the forefront of Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) providing adaptive rides and life coaching for human growth and transformation. Our innovative style of instruction leads riders through a safe and systematic training scale tailored to their individual goals and abilities. Every rider—whether brand new or returning after years away—begins with aRespite Session. This first experience offers time to slow down, meet the herd, and understand how we work with horses as partners, not tools. From there, riders are thoughtfully matched with an instructor whose teaching aligns with their goals and growth. The horse world is changing, and we’re proud to be part of that shift. For too long, the industry edited out the parts of horsemanship that made it whole—the listening, the awareness, the patience that builds true connection. Here, we bring those pieces back. Our program focuses on developing riders who understand not justhowto ride, butwhyit matters. Because to become good riders, we first have to learn how to think like a horse. Our Kid’s Connection Camps are designed to help children slow down, tune in, and