I had a bit of a giggle at this set up in our shopping centre on Saturday, with no one there. I had to take a photo.I went for a walk this morning as we were expecting a new foal and there she was in the furthest corner of the paddock.
She is the little one with the chestnut mare. These are a bit out of order. the sky and view from the bottom of the house paddock, then my Champion Section B Welsh mare and her lovely filly foal, the new baby, a little Section A Welsh . and finally my Cob mare with her Section C filly foal who is owned by my grand daughter Fenella, the start of her Welsh C stud.
I walked a bit further than I meant to, and then had to go out to a Christmas lunch but I found a chair and sat and then had people coming to join me which was lovely.
Then a cold wind came up, we were outside and I came home frozen and slept for two hours! I never sleep during the day, but we had a very disturbed night last night with high winds and the power going on and off.
We did prove you can still see to read by a candle but I dont much like doing it as it is quite dangerous.
Click to enlarge the photos.
4 comments:
Lovely images Penny. (well... the first was curious... the others looked quite wonderful!) The storms sound rather disquieting... and I saw that you have been feeling a little poorly with that knee giving you trouble.
I hope you are feeling much better soon!
I added a couple of pages as a thank you to the bloggers who went in the cal out for homage to the Seed postcards... so you can now see your card designs in a book I have just put together.
Seasons greetings to you Penny!
The first thing I noticed was how spotlessly clean your shopping centres are. How wonderful to have new babies born so regularly. Your horses are beautiful and must give you such a lift as you walk about the farm.
Gorgeous animals, Penny. As ArtPropelled says it must give you such a lift to see them around the farm. Hope that knee improves.
annie
Oh...just look at that little foal
Post a Comment