- Body Pattern: White hairs blend uniformly into the darker base coat.
- Solid Points: The head, lower legs, mane, and tail stay solid or have very few white hairs.
- No Aging Fading: Unlike gray horses, roans do not get lighter as they grow older.
- Blue Roan: A black base coat mixed with white hairs, giving a dark bluish appearance.
- Red Roan (or Strawberry Roan): A chestnut or sorrel base coat mixed with white hairs.
- Bay Roan: A bay base coat (brown body with black legs, mane, and tail) mixed with white hairs.



Stacks may also use a mobile shelving system.
Psalms 121:1
“(A Song of degrees.) I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.”
King James Version (KJV)
This Picture with the word hills, as equated word nodule[Nodule[NODULE]] and also word thread[Thread]

The Man in the Seat is at the Top of this next Pictured as the equated word hill form the word Hills on the equated word Floor of the picture just above this one is in word equated word sat so is in the word equated word Deck of the word equated word WAVES of the GLYPH where the Man is word Sat holing a circle and an equated word Knit, so that bar looking word device.
The real word Tabernacle is at the glyph word Holding the word retrieval of word INFORMATION!!





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