A therapeutic afternoon with the herd
Marty had a visit from Stacey Bevan this afternoon. I actually contacted herĀ on the same day that we had the bolting incident, as soon as we were back at the
The (mis)adventures of mules in Wales
Marty had a visit from Stacey Bevan this afternoon. I actually contacted herĀ on the same day that we had the bolting incident, as soon as we were back at the
It’s been a week since Marty and I went skijoring in the Punchbowl and, apart from that short foray into the village, we haven’t been back out. This is mostly
Marty was noticeably happier today. Perhaps being able to handle yesterday’s situation so well was a much needed confidence boost for him? Instead of flinching and bracing and being worried
The mule has seemed a little bit subdued since the incident on Monday. When I went back up to the stables that evening, he was incredibly gentle and cuddly; very
Monday is my day off, and as I woke up this morning with only mild back pain, I decided that I was damn well going to go out for a
Marty’s had a little bit of a holiday for the past week, as unfortunately my back has been too sore to do much with him beyond his daily care (feed
On Wednesday I decided to pick up where we left off with saddling, now that Marty’s issue with the halterĀ seems to be under control! He’s been lovely to catch and,
Exactly one year ago today, after a grueling five hour journey, we brought a little dun mule home to live with us. Of course, the journey wouldn’t have been so
Long time no post! I had a couple of bad days with the mule that resulted in me seriously questioning whether or not I wanted to persist with this. There
So, I’ve had an interesting few days with Marty since Monica’s visit. On Friday, the day after, I went out to the field with rope in hand and the intention
Continue readingThe glass is half-empty, and so is my halter