This is Kolka’s house now. She’s made it her own. It is official.

And everyone else is not allowed in.

Kolka makes a point of going and standing in Her Shed every morning after breakfast. She also leaves me a present, which I clear up later.
(btw, I love this photo – Kolka is very photogenic, unlike others).

I don’t think the old men mind too much about not being allowed in the shed. Haakon would barge his way in if he felt he must. No, is not a word he cares for very much in his life.

And Iacs has bigger fish (carrots) to fry.

He was on the rampage, trying to follow me for more carrots – I had very kindly taken out three on my dog walk to feed them en route. I like to check they haven’t got colic or laminitis, ie show me you can eat and walk.

And when I said out loud “that’s it, Iacs. No more”, he made this face! Silly old thing.

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When you first introduced Kolka, I thought “what a beautiful horse” and every picture of her since has shown her beauty. I think the old boys are handsome fellows too. Loved Iacs silly face when no more carrots!