The Summer Way
11 miles, 1834ft ascent, approx. 5 hours I haven’t updated in a while! Mulography has actually been offline for a few months because I didn’t renew my hosting, but Ben
11 miles, 1834ft ascent, approx. 5 hours I haven’t updated in a while! Mulography has actually been offline for a few months because I didn’t renew my hosting, but Ben
Bonfire Night this year was madness. Wales has been in lockdown since 23rd October, and with public displays cancelled I guess people decided it was a good opportunity to host
A few weeks ago we were working both mules in the arena. There was nothing amiss, and at the end of the session Ben dismounted and stood next to Xato
After Iris died, Ben decided he would get another horse but he would take his time about it. He wanted a youngster, something unbacked or recently backed – a clean
I stumbled across this blog hop by Alberta Equest earlier in the week, and due to an astonishing lack of originality decided it would be fun to answer and post
We said goodbye to Iris on Tuesday. The story has played out over Facebook but I haven’t written about it here, so this will be a very long one. If
I didn’t do a blog post last week as I was very busy and drawing a blank when it came to potential topics. This week was no better, but partway
Marty (and my ensuing mule obsession) came into my life five years ago, on April 13th 2014! I’m very glad he did, although there have certainly been times when I’ve
Team Half-Ass and The Move Part Two: The Equines Almost three months to the day since Ben and I moved out of our flat (see Part One here), we finally
❤ Another year draws to a close! ❤ The main things that happened in 2018: Marty had some man troubles in March. Ben spent a lot of time working on Xato’s steering