LLamas part 2

[Wheresthehoofpick]

So.... a while back I posted on a thread about my old boy meeting the mUuuuuuuutant sheep and chickens (aka llamas and reas) in rural Cornwall.

Well today new boy saw them.... they had moved down the hill.

Got home alive. Just. I ended up getting off and walking/ being dragged for miles. Daughter crying on her sweet cob behind me.

Someone remind me why we have horses.... whilst I go and find a bottle of wine and a straw.

 

[McFluff]

Sorry, but have to admit that made me smile. Horses with a sense of humour are the best!

 

[Christmascinnamoncookie]

Could you got back on once past? Or was the horse just on a mission?

 

[LadyGascoyne]

I remember when Mimosa saw her first llama. Her eyes literally popped out of her head.

She looked more like a llama than the llama did ?

 

[Wheresthehoofpick]

I got back on eventually. After walking/ being dragged up a blooming huge hill.... arrrggh.


I know him well enough now to know that there's just no point. He walked very very quickly all the way home eye balling all sheep in case one of them morphed into a mutant.

Anyone want a horse? ?


So daft we don't ride a certain way as we know they are there but they had been moved and just came into view in the distance. I swear that horse has spider senses. He was absolutely bricking it. He left a mile long trail of poo.

To be fair he let me get back on. This used to be a huge issue and he was really good.

Though me sneezing in the final 20m home nearly finished him off.......

 

[Wheresthehoofpick]

I think someone needs to remind our horses that the mark up on them is pretty decent right now. So blooming well behave.

 

[MrsMozartleto]

Oh dear (no, lama ?).

At least he let you get back on!

I've no idea what any of mine would've done. Probably reached for the stars ?