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There's an installation on the meadow. It looks like a black globe hanging inside a tent in the middle of it. We think it has something to do with the horses. Who else would put things up on our grounds without telling us?
A fly catcher?
A fly catcher?
The horses have left
Sep. 5th, 2020 05:32 pmThe horses that have been living on our meadow have now moved back home, but their humans would like to come back next year. Then they would like to use the other meadow as well.
I took the chance to express my gratitude -- the grazed meadow looks very nice! And I really enjoy seeing the horses:)
Now that they are gone, I hope I'll have the time -- and energy -- to cut some shrubberies around them, and perhaps it'll look even better
I took the chance to express my gratitude -- the grazed meadow looks very nice! And I really enjoy seeing the horses:)
Now that they are gone, I hope I'll have the time -- and energy -- to cut some shrubberies around them, and perhaps it'll look even better
We'll probably get along
Jun. 16th, 2020 03:24 amWe have new neighbours. They are not quite the usual kind: they live on one of our meadows, and are two large brown horses called Arre and Mysan.
Their owner called us a week ago, asking if they could use our grounds for grazing; we said why not? We've had trouble finding someone to cut them, anyway. Now the grass will come to good use.
They said we could still walk over the meadow if we want to, so I brought two halves of a carrot, and went to say hello. They appeared friendly (and seemed to like the carrot). Then they followed me back to the gate.
Their owner called us a week ago, asking if they could use our grounds for grazing; we said why not? We've had trouble finding someone to cut them, anyway. Now the grass will come to good use.
They said we could still walk over the meadow if we want to, so I brought two halves of a carrot, and went to say hello. They appeared friendly (and seemed to like the carrot). Then they followed me back to the gate.
