Xato and the Sycamore Clearance
I haven’t written a blog post in a while because I’ve been struck down by a bout of what’s-the-point-ism about pretty much everything, really. Although I’ve maintained weekly updates here
The (mis)adventures of mules in Wales
I haven’t written a blog post in a while because I’ve been struck down by a bout of what’s-the-point-ism about pretty much everything, really. Although I’ve maintained weekly updates here
It’s taken a while, but I am back with volume 4 of British Mules In The News – this time looking exclusively at 1811. There were plenty of mules being
Now that the 12 Week Challenge is over, we are getting back into our regularly scheduled, excellent mule content. And by that I mean time for a shitpost. Earlier in
There have been a few quarantine videos going round lately of people playing noughts and crosses with their cats. I thought I’d try it with the mules! Now, I didn’t
Continue readingTeam Half-Ass and the Game Of Noughts & Crosses
Wow, these last 12 weeks have flown by. It’s crazy to think of the things we’ve collectively gone through in the last three months; remember when those frequent storms, which
These last couple of weeks have been pretty poor in terms of hours, as I’ve struggled with energy levels. I had planned to take Week Ten off as my allotted
I’m taking a holiday week from the Top Barn challenge, so here’s a short post about a very interesting mule I stumbled across last month (Twitter followers may have already
Well, Marty was definitely the overachiever this week since he did 10 hours when he was only required to do 3. I’ve been feeling a bit awkward about our hours,
I hadn’t expected to do very well this week, since Ben – who has been working from home for the last 7 weeks of the challenge – has now started
Sorry for the delayed blog post this week; I haven’t been feeling particularly motivated to do … well, anything really. The weather and the mud and the mess of everything