16.2.13

It was lovely Spring-like day today.  When my owner arrived at the yard she noticed there was a ride booked to go out at 10.30 so she decided to tag along.

 I was given the job of chivvying Todd along.  He tends to walk very slowly when he has a beginner rider on his back.  Good job I was here at this point as we met a ride going back in the opposite direction and I think Todd had plans to turn round and join them!
 Everytime my owner got out her camera I snatched a tasty morsel from the hedge.
 We both stopped here for a moment to look at the view.  No problems catching up with a beginner ride.
 Onto the homeward stretch.  I haven't been on a ride out for a few weeks as the weather has not been good.  It felt nice to be out today.
Better not keep chatting. I have to take my chivvying responsibilty seriously!

9 comments:

  1. Very good of you to keep things lively from the rear of that ride, Major!

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  2. Oh my goodness, my mustang Tripp snatches bites of tasty morsels when I grab the camera too! You both are very smart to stay fueled up for the ride. ;-)

    Karen and Tripp who loves when I pull the camera out.

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  3. Good thinking there Major take every chance you can lol.
    Oh I bet it was nice to get out into the good Scottish countryside. We haven't been out Geocaching in the countryside for a while, just been getting Munzee's in cities instead. We were out a nice walk this morning along and past the river Ayr. X

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  4. Hedge picnics are one of the true pleasures of life! Every opportunity must be seized :-) glad you had a nice ride!

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  5. Sometimes I have to wear a special riding muzzle so I don't munch and cause trouble....

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  6. Major says it's good to know that fellow equines like to eat 'on the hoof' too, but he's not sure he likes the sound of Jack's muzzle!

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  7. Yes! Cant beat a good chivvying! Sounds like you did your job!

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  8. That looks like great fun in beautiful surroundings.

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