I had another morning mission today, but not so early that I left in the dark, like yesterday. The horses went out at the normal time, and when I returned, Marianne was here doing barn work! We had decided that outside in the barn was no longer a risk for Covid. Plenty of time has […]
Wednesday – November 18, 2020 Read More »
After a night of rain, the day was beautiful, but with a mighty wind. Horses and birds were blown about but didn’t mind at all. The horses were happy to come in for dinner. They look forward to hay, now that the grass has stopped growing. Bart has requested a winter “dunking bucket”. He has
Sunday – November 15, 2020 Read More »
It was a dreary, wet November day, though it could have been colder, so I won’t complain. The National Eventing Championships Cross Country phase at Tryon was streaming live, so that took up much of the morning. The weather simply provided an excuse to sit in front of the computer. Whenever I looked out at
Saturday – November 14, 2020 Read More »
A goldfinch did a happy dance as the sun sent the frost away. There were plenty of goldfinches feeding today. Tom Morris enjoyed basking in the sun – orange cat under red berries. The horses were very content. Rosie enjoyed the full water trough. Jane and I spied these fungi riding through the woods, so
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The sky was cloudy and dramatic all day, though for most of the day the temperatures were warm and no rain fell. And then, midafternoon, the barometer dropped and rain came in cold sheets. I called the horses to come in, but they believed they were wild creatures out in the elements, and they continued
Tuesday – November 10, 2020 Read More »