Marty and the Fifth Gotcha Day
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
Category: walking the mule
Marty and the First Hike In Wales
Earlier in the week, I took Marty out on a hike to see if we could find a circuitous route with minimal traffic – so far we’ve only been up
Marty and the Last Hike In England
On Friday morning, Marty and I went out on a farewell tour of the common. My friend Samantha had planned to take her son’s pony out for a walk in
Team Half-Ass and the Long Hike
Apologies for the slightly late post this week. As you may have already seen from the Facebook page, I foolishly left part of my finger behind in 2018 which makes
Marty and the Thousand Miles
Long term followers of this blog will know that I walk Marty, a lot. We initially went out walking because he wasn’t backed, and I believe that all young or
Team Half-Ass and the Birthday Weekend
I turned 32 on Monday (not 33. I spent the entire day thinking I’d turned 33 until Ben mentioned my actual age that evening; I thought he’d forgotten how old
Team Half-Ass and the Photoshoot With Equine Photo Design
Facebook followers of Mulography and Horsemanship Magazine will no doubt have already seen a few teaser images from the photoshoot we did a fortnight ago with Anita of Equine Photo
Continue readingTeam Half-Ass and the Photoshoot With Equine Photo Design
Team Half-Ass and the Bank Holiday Ramble
I sure hope you like photos because there are a lot coming up. Last Saturday, we took the mules out for a hike in the Punchbowl. It was a nice
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
Continue readingTeam Half-Ass and the First Sentences Of 2017
Team Half-Ass and the Prancing Ponies
Oof! I need to get back to regular posting. To be honest, I just haven’t done much that’s particularly interesting … other than the International Pack Meeting* and the Joe Wolter