Now you mention it yes very bargey! We've had warm sunshine most of the day (although raining now) so reckon they'll be fields of tiny lollipops growing very soon.
Yes. Alf has just flattened me. He was eating his dinner in the field shelter - and Spike popped his head round the corner and said "Boo!". Alf freaked out and ran for his life, taking me and his dinner with him. Idiot...
My boy fell asleep while I was tacking him up this morning.... I think it'll be another few weeks before he catches the spring bug. Our field is pretty atrocious atm.
Feeling as though I've been run over by a tank, I would agree spring is in the air, or I have the most piggest mare ever, she took one look at the field after being cossested all week in the barn and thought NO WAY HOS'E, took off to the nearest grass verge,being very muddy underfoot, I couldn't stop my normally well mannered mare from taking off, when I got hold of her headcollar, she got told off in no uncertain terms and put in the field to stretch her legs, as I had no hay to keep her in the barn, fighting her strained my stomach muscles, already damaged by too much heavy lifting, so just now I am feeling my age, mare is where she wants to be, in the barn with regular hay and I am keeping my gun handy for the next time she kicks offs
one of mine found a dead rabbit yesterday, he and the other pony looked at it, the first one prodded it and squealed then cantered on the spot the other pony high stepped around him in circles squealing.
The silence and stillness
Then the pony would prod the rabbit again and off they'd go all over again
I called them away and they walked away 50 yards then ran back and did it again!