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No, we weren’t planning to make a passage, we would like to move the path to the edge of the field. We will be leaving a track width at the edge so that a tractor can get down to mow etc so it would be a lot wider than that.

Oh no. Hoping to find a consultant to help navigate it or tell us that we don’t have a chance.

Thank you, that’s really helpful.

Has anyone applied to have a footpath moved, rerouted? We have a field with a footpath across it and would like to apply to move it to the edge for the safety of walkers, our sheep and lambs (from dogs) and also because we want to put some cows on it. If so what was the process, I understand...

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So sorry for your loss, especially after agonising over the decision to keep it. Glad that Atlas is helping, it’s such a strange time as presumably most people didn’t know. Good luck with your next move and a new chapter with D. X

So sorry to hear your news, but happy that he went peacefully with you by his side when he was still a happy boy. It is always a hard decision to make, but it is clear that you always had his best interests at heart. X

Definitely creosoted wood, the new treatment only lasts a few years in the ground before it rots. My first creosoted fencing here I put in 13 years ago and I haven’t lost a post yet. The new posts that I bought from the local fencing place for the corners of my electric I’ve lost at least three...

Hi Canteron. I’m trying to arrange a clinic with him just outside Oxford, hopefully next month. Don’t know if that’s anywhere near you, but let me know if it is.

Henry James Saddlery have this one to use without a noseband. https://www.henryjamessaddlery.co.uk/collections/headpieces/products/comfort-4d-air-headpiece-2-strap

Rambo all in one turnout 200g has a permanent neck without a seam so it can’t come off, but it does have Velcro closures on the neck part.

I use these whips and find them quite reliable. There is definitely a difference if I forget to take one. I also hold it out if there’s a stream of cars passing, as I find that after the first one they tend to get closer and closer. https://www.ponyjumps.co.uk/Safe_Whip/p5051591_20859529.aspx

So glad he’s on his feet. Wishing him a smooth and speedy recovery.

Hope everything goes well this afternoon.

Another one here. Had surgery in June. He stayed at the hospital for nearly a week. Hospital plate for the first 2 months changing dressing every two days initially, then twice a week. For the first week to ten days he needed to be sedated to change the dressing, he turned in to a fire breathing...