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Fantastic news that she passed the vetting. Fingers crossed for the HWSD test, she’s a lovely colour.
The one and only time i drove around very rural Connemara - there was a connie pony and donkey on the side of the road/ wild lands beside road - they wandered onto the road, forcing me to stop the car….wound down the windows to say hi and their noses poked inside having a good sniff!
Don’t know if they were owned, just let loose or ’wild’ - turned-out onto the vast wild lands there for the summer. We didn’t pass another car for miles and miles, so possibly owned yet allowed to be wild on the common lands of thousands of acres.
I’m amazed such a ‘fine’ pony hails from a really challenging wild climate.
Haha! This is not horsey, but.... reminds me of a time in Ireland back in the 60's. We drove from Dublin to Sligo and the only car we saw was going backwards on the wrong side of the road! We stopped at a pub for a drink and a game of darts and I think the locals thought we had come from the moon. (A bunch of musicians and trendy Londoners).
She's beautiful!A bit late to this thread! But here is my Connie in 2015 and 2019 with an ever lightening coat ?View attachment 78520View attachment 78521
?? i can imagine! Even some irish from other counties get strange stares from locals in the backwater pubs! ??
There’s a fair bit more traffic now, but still really quite minimal compared with the uk. Often there’s a news article about a car travelling the wrong way down a road…some things dont change!??
Friends of mine in rural Ireland once went into a pub which, like the others they'd been in, was very small and didn't have a sign outside. They took what was offered, feeling a bit disappointed that there was only 1 sort of beer available. When they asked what they owed, they were told, "I don't know, this is my house!"
They are gorgeous. I am very keen for a Tulira baby in a few years once my human baby rearing days are over. How have you found them?Tulira Artemis and Tulira Actress. Same sire, born several days apart, dams half sisters, but so different in build and temperament! Edited to add - taken when approx three years.
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