If you think the pictures are cute you can imagine what living with the cheeky little devil is like - he is such an imp! He'll do anything to get to someone else's food bowl and I spent ten minutes this evening chasing him around the barn to stop him rushing in under one of the big boy's noses, grabbing a mouthful of food without slowing down, and dashing off again.
I'm so pleased you all like him, but I won't tell him, it'll go to his head.
We can hardly move here for snow. The road has been partly cleared, leaving it unsafe to ride on. It would have been fine if it had been left alone! The barn is frozen, so I could only walk in there anyway and I really can't be bothered.
Radar is fit to ride, but I can't. Never mind, I'm sure another few days off won't be a bad idea.
BUT ..... we will have to have a thaw by Thursday if we are to have a hope of getting Jazz out to the Boxing Day meet. It would be a shame to miss it, but then again he isn't going to be fit enough to do much if we go.
I hope everyone else is having a better time of it.
Enough snow here to actually have some fun riding...if I could. But I can't, so that's done.
Sometimes the cleared places are worse than the stuff left alone, especially if it thaws a little and then freezes again. Roads here are largely bare, but riding on them is far too dangerous. I envy you not having the kind of traffic I do...including huge trucks. *sigh* (2 just went speeding by as I was posting this.)
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Very cute!
awwwwwwww now that really defines CUTE!
A-w-w-w-w. All he needs is a garland and bow and you have a perfect Christmas card. He is adorable.
Lovely, he is just the cutest little fellow.
Tracey
B
Wot no tinsel?????
;-)
If the snow gets any deeper you will have to kit him out with a snorkle. Lovely pix.
Well, he's just about the cutest thing I have ever seen! He could use a Santa hat or a big red bow.
If you think the pictures are cute you can imagine what living with the cheeky little devil is like - he is such an imp! He'll do anything to get to someone else's food bowl and I spent ten minutes this evening chasing him around the barn to stop him rushing in under one of the big boy's noses, grabbing a mouthful of food without slowing down, and dashing off again.
I'm so pleased you all like him, but I won't tell him, it'll go to his head.
C
By far the nicest Stumpy I've ever seen :-) Cute as a ....
Even cuter when he moves - what a toe flick!
C :-)
We can hardly move here for snow. The road has been partly cleared, leaving it unsafe to ride on. It would have been fine if it had been left alone! The barn is frozen, so I could only walk in there anyway and I really can't be bothered.
Radar is fit to ride, but I can't. Never mind, I'm sure another few days off won't be a bad idea.
BUT ..... we will have to have a thaw by Thursday if we are to have a hope of getting Jazz out to the Boxing Day meet. It would be a shame to miss it, but then again he isn't going to be fit enough to do much if we go.
I hope everyone else is having a better time of it.
C
Enough snow here to actually have some fun riding...if I could. But I can't, so that's done.
Sometimes the cleared places are worse than the stuff left alone, especially if it thaws a little and then freezes again. Roads here are largely bare, but riding on them is far too dangerous. I envy you not having the kind of traffic I do...including huge trucks. *sigh* (2 just went speeding by as I was posting this.)
Are you kidding? Motorbikes at 80 mph around killer bends, and 20 tonner gravel lorries all day long - about 440 yards from my front door!
I hope you aren't missing your riding too much. How long to go?
C
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