Vlog: The Mule Bloggers’ Challenge
Have you, dear readers, ever felt like your life was lacking something? Have you ever found yourself sitting on the sofa, gazing at a blank wall, and thinking “Gosh, if
Category: about us
Blog Hop: How Do You Build A Bond With Your Horse?
When we got Marty, he jumped over the partition in the lorry and got stuck (twice). After the second attempt, in the middle of Dartmoor and without enough fuel to
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Team Half-Ass and Five Photos, One Day
This blog has brought me a lot of good things. My garbled ramblings about Marty meant I was recommended by Sarah Weston (still a little star-struck over that) when Xanthe,
Blog Hop: Ten Questions
I came across this blog hop from Budget Equestrian via The Horse Is Not Black the other day, while browsing for inspiration. I’d like to get back to regular posting –
Team Half-Ass and the First Sentences Of 2017
Back in ye olde days of LiveJournal, there was a popular New Year’s meme that involved going back through your previous year’s entries and copying down the first sentence of
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Xato and the Fall
Confidence is a funny thing. I haven’t ridden by myself since Xato bolted with me, back in March. This was a choice, initially, because it seems to me that whenever I
Marty and the Milestone
Alright, get ready for a big photo spam because Marty just reached a milestone – a proper one this time, not a “oh wow my mule just managed to eat
Q&A with Team Half-Ass: part two
The second half of the questions sent in via Facebook! You can read the first half here. 6. How does caring for a mule differ to horses and donkeys? I’ll
Team Half-Ass and the Great Big Catch-Up!
Whoops, time for a catch-up! Every two months, things get a little busy here as I finish putting the magazine together and get it sent to the printer. We were particularly
Team Half-Ass and the Many Things
Alright; first of all, I apologise for how quiet things are getting on here. As some of you may know, Ben and I are now running Horsemanship magazine which is a