Horses On Wilden Marsh
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Foxes, foxes and more foxes.
That makes a change from cattle.
I agree! The time for a new photography project is drawing close, I think.
I look forward to it.
I have started, but I’m not sure how it will turn out.
That looks like a draught horse, or two?
My Uncle used to use them ploughing on his farm (way back many, many years ago. He must be in his 90s now).
It might have been used to pull traveller’s caravans, Vicki.
Are the horses as bossy as the cows?
Irish Cobs, otherwise known as the Gipsy Horse. They kick, bite and run around a lot.
They look good sturdy beasts.
Handsome too.
Very.