Starting from number eleven there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
This is my Fungi that I collected from a tree in my friends garden it is actually growing on bark. I pulled it off and Karen let me take my own photo of it. Jordan Age 6 Stoke.
Cassie having a brush down on Saturday up the Stables, she had just done a 17 mile ride through the Woods. The lady grooming her told me that was not really enough for her , I just wished I would dare get on a Horse, again it must be the most wonderful thing just riding through the Woods. I would just keep going and going lol. Karen Stoke.
This is TIA, a whippet that was up the stables on Saturday she was delightful, and so friendly. Karen Stoke.
Thornton in his favourite resting place – the Farmhouse porch. Note the “lamb food and water bowls”!! Finn.
Another photograph of the tree in Andra Pradesh -India. Elsie.
Mary was asking about training the Reindeer to pull the Sleigh and the Harness. The entry on the forum reminded me to phone a Lady in Sweden who was going to find out who I may be able to get a set from. She gave me a phone number of a person in Finland. Of course they could not speak english but managed to give me another phone number. After twenty minutes I managed to get the person to understand what I wanted. He has told me to phone again this evening and there should be someone there to help me.
Padfoot is able to be walked with a head collar already so it will not take long to train him to pull the Sleigh, we hope. Nothing can be done with Padfoot until after the Rutting season. I that should finish before the end of November have broken Horses to Harness, Reindeer I am told are a lot easier and you would lead Reindeer rather that drive them. The Females are getting friendly now that we are feeding them in their Field. They come to the inside fence as soon as I call them. They will soon learn to trust me, once they have the trust I don’t imagine that teaching them to lead on a head collar will be hard.