Visitors Always Welcome

We had some visitors to Thordale this morning.

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Amongst them were two serious photographers.

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So, I made the most of this and put down my camera for a change.

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Yes, even I didn’t take any photos today – unheard of, I know.

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After a mug of proper coffee and a good raid of the biscuit tin, I took them to meet Brisk and Camus.

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Floss and I enjoyed watching them interact with the foals.

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Camus was the most brave and showed everyone how he has given up his foal-nibbling habit and has become a nice member of society.

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Brisk was quieter and just wanted to talk to his Mum (I just love this photo).

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There was some foalio showing off, too (gallopy, gallopy, skip, skip, flying buck – look at me!)

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Then off to see little Himself, Efstur, now a bit bigger.

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Efstur is a very sociable chap and needs no convincing that friends are food.

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He quickly introduced himself, let everyone see just how gorgeous he is.

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At just about every stop-off point, BeAnne was eaten up with jealousy and made a point of turning all eyes back on her.  Whatever it took.

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And don’t you forget it.

Ever!

(the photographers were Jean Sinclair and Alys Jarden – thank you very much ladies for the photographic rest – much appreciated)

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2 thoughts on “Visitors Always Welcome

  1. Terri

    Wonderful photos! It’s fun to see your surrounds and “family” from another photographer’s (or two) point of view.

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  2. Sam

    So nice to see a picture of YOU! And BeAnne looks lovely in her snaps. But i am rather jealous that you need to wear a sweater as it is 95 degrees Farenheit in Connecticut.

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