Outside

A day in Lerwick after the flute lesson, but I managed to get out and take some photos after the morning chores before we left.

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Tomorrow is promising some “delightful” weather.

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In Floss’ absence, I am riding Klængur.  It is fun and we go out and about at least twice a week.  He works very hard and his powerful tölt is wonderful fun.

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The little ones tend to stick together.  It makes my heart warm to see Albie just being “one of the guys”.

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It was meant to be.

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We have kept Albie in his rug as he needs the extra layer at the moment.

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Despite what Storm says, he is not getting his rug.

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Tiddles has made, I think, a complete recovery from his ordeal. I still shudder when I think about it and can’t get the image of seeing only his nostrils, eyes and little ears sticking out of the water.

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This morning we found Delia without her rug on.  It was trashed in another part of the field and I think irrepairable, though we will know more when it has dried properly.  Meanwhile, she has her thicker rug on and I hope she can manage to keep it in place this time. She seemed a bit wary of us when we approached with the rug so probably had a “gluff” (scare) when she lost the other one.  The leg strap clips were broken so it must’ve blown over her head which is horrid for a horse.

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Haakon and Iacs are looking fabularse with the emphasis on the word arse!  Not bad for old men.  They are ridden two or three times a week.

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We just really need to get Fivla slimmer.  Work-in-progress, I think.  Possibly forever.

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3 thoughts on “Outside

  1. Linda

    Albie’s little colt face is SO sweet…
    Again (and again) it’s wonderful to see BeAnn looking so well – and reading that Tiddles is on the mend (mentally).
    All’s well in your horsey kingdom 🙂

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  2. Sam

    Sorry Delia got a fright with the wayward rug. But seeing Albie being one of The Minions is a wonderful sight! Perhaps this will start to erase your memory of Tiddles’ ordeal.

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