I need a farrier please - preferably an ugly one with morals.

Starzaan

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So, my farrier is a raging t w a t of the highest order, and also a rat.

He may be beautiful, he may be capable of making me the happiest creature on the planet, but the fact remains - he's a rat.

I want to use his lovely housemate, but annoyingly I have more of a heart than he does, so don't want to hurt him like that. Sooo.... numbers please!

I require a kind, patient, normal farrier in Gloucestershire. One that has all the attributes of my current farrier -
reliable
bloody good at his job
not ridiculously expensive
kind and patient with the horses

HOWEVER - this time I want an ugly farrier. Or at least one that isn't so beautiful he makes my eyes hurt.

I would also like it if he could go a week without making me cry. That would be tip top.

Thank yooouuu! Snogs all round.
 

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PS - I promise not to fall for this one and whack out the welly dance at every given opportunity.

I also promise to have better taste in men from now on.
 

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Bernie Tidmarsh - fab farrier, lovely man

My farrier goes to clients in Birdlip - might go as far as you if you ask him nicely - good farrier, lovely girlfriend so he's safe to use :)

Andrew Poynton - was the farrier at Talland when I was there
Dave Dawson - works for Andrew

PM me for numbers :)
 

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I could borrow you our scragly surfer farrier... but I'm not entirely convinced you wouldn't fall for him! He's a bit of a cutie :)

PS I'm trying to train Arnie to share his haylage with me :D
 

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I fancy my farrier (don't tell OH ;) ) but you probably wouldn't as he'd be too old for you (and he's mine:mad: ) however, he lives far to far away from you I'm afraid:(

xx
 

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I can give you the number of one who is nice to look at, very sweet but unavailable? Well, I don't fancy him at all but everyone else tells me how good lookng he is lol
 

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As long as said lady farrier ´was not a Nigella looky likey then there should be no wellies and whelks!!! :D
 

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Why on earth do you want an ugly farrier - mine is gorgeous and quite frankly the highlight of every 7 weeks!

I have however learnt some self control - nothing wrong with looking....
 

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I feel your pain! I too am in love with my farrier!

He is very sadly taken but that doesnt stop me staring at him like some crazy woman!!
 

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At least there's no 'What if's' and mourning over liking him/not knowing now though! As long as you had a vaguely nice time haha. :p

Find a nice vet instead. That outdoes a farrier anyday :)
 

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Mick mccormick, based in daglingworth, nr ciren - just about the best farrier in glos by a million miles (and I have been through every single farrier round these parts ;) x
 

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Bernie Tidmarsh - fab farrier, lovely man

My farrier goes to clients in Birdlip - might go as far as you if you ask him nicely - good farrier, lovely girlfriend so he's safe to use :)

Andrew Poynton - was the farrier at Talland when I was there
Dave Dawson - works for Andrew

PM me for numbers :)

i second Bernie Tidmarsh,went to his wedding and he is a brill. farrier- now near Malmesbury.
 
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