are not in the 20 acre at all -they're in the area leading down to the 20 acre, and in the horses field next to that!
Went out for a ride round the 20 acre with Evelyn (who did the gate); molly was reasonably well behaved, only 2 blocks, one because of a fisherman at the bottom of the hill and the other some horses coming the other way, the second only really momentary.
she was a bit of a "klingon" with evelyn's horse, but I was pleased.
she didn't want to do anything afterwards though!
and then i got home and had to clean the kitchen before i could cook, so we've only just eaten - men in to sort the front room floor out, and they didn't shut the door....
Went out for a ride round the 20 acre with Evelyn (who did the gate); molly was reasonably well behaved, only 2 blocks, one because of a fisherman at the bottom of the hill and the other some horses coming the other way, the second only really momentary.
she was a bit of a "klingon" with evelyn's horse, but I was pleased.
she didn't want to do anything afterwards though!
and then i got home and had to clean the kitchen before i could cook, so we've only just eaten - men in to sort the front room floor out, and they didn't shut the door....
3 comments:
Good thing the sheep aren't in your field. I was afraid you'd have ho place to ride. *whew*
I call the "Klingon" horse (love that term) a "velcro" horse. Can be a silly way to ride, though. *G*
Glad you got out and about.
clean the kitchen? cook? what language are you writing in???? Me no comprendo.
C
caroline, i don't believe you don't cook at all....even with that good pub down the road
jean, the sheep can get into the mare's field though, we realised, which is good! they'll eat all the weeds and help control any worm burden there may be after the worming programme - but yes, good they weren't in the 20 acre!
I shall have to try and post a plan, or edit the photo i took off google so you can all "see" what i'm talking about!
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