I am grumpy in this photo because I've just climbed all the way to the top of the hill when I could have been having a doze down below in the yard.
Fred has much longer legs than I do, so Hal and I had to work hard to keep up.
The owners kept saying how wonderful the view was and what a perfect day for a ride out. I won't tell you what I was saying to Hal.
My owner was also very pleased because I hadn't been trying to eat the grass as we were walking along. Well, I thought I'd keep her on her toes so couldn't resist this.
You can see what Fred's opinion of the ride was, but I don't think any of the owners noticed.
I told you in my last post that my owner was always taking photos of Urquhart Castle. Yes, here's another one.
If you look carefully, you wil see a deer in this one. They don't seem to mind us horses. They just don't like owners by themselves.
No, I'm not looking at another deer. I heard a funny noise coming from down below in Loch Ness. It wasn't the monster - just a noisy little boat spluttering.
Only out for an hour and half. It could have been worse. I look forward to getting back, getting a cool sponge down, a quick lunch and then put up my hooves for the afternoon.
I really enjoyed seeing your ride. Of course from the comfort of my paddock. Glad wasn't doing hills like you. Stopping for a munch, you're my kinda guy!
ReplyDeleteMajor says that he got the day off today because even his owner was too hot to ride!
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs Major. Oh i hope you were not too hot after your climb up the hill (s) i know i would have been, i had to keep in the shade today, it is supposed to change wed thurs......rain grrrrrr then much lower tempartures, oh i hope that wasn't summer! X
ReplyDeleteI hope you appreciated those views, Major, and the smell of those flowers, or were you just too exhausted after being forced to walk up hills? Poor Major. I have just phoned the SSPCA. I thought you might find it a bit hard to work a phone with those tired hoofs of yours.
ReplyDeleteFoody, Major says it is good to know that there are people who understand him!
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