Indoor School

We built the indoor school when folk wanted to learn to ride.  When we discovered they just wanted a baby-sitting service or a method of killing themselves and blaming us, we closed a few years later (when insurance costs escalated).

I still have the indoor school and it is very very useful.

I ride in it most day and today, with my back screaming, I rode my beloved Icelandic horse, Klæengur to remind him to bend.

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Bending is good and I love this little horse.  We are a team and he would give me his last breath (Note: I am not responsible for those feet. They do not belong to me!)

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Jo and Fiona popped by with Fákur and Hreyfing (from left to right – oh heavens, the width).

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Jo offered help to Fiona and I left them to get on with it.  I needed to feed Taktur and snog a Minion.

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I left my camera in the school and apparently they “did” poles to promote bending.

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Then, as it was very windy, Jo, Robert, Freyja and Vi arrived.

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Having had gin, I felt brave and decided I wanted to see what this bird thing was all about.

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It was, and I hate this word, Awesome!

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Robert’s friend, David, also had a shot. He seemed a bit more professional about it all (so jealous).

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Today was different but fun.

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