dbd33

Ah well, whenever you are so inclined.

dbd33

It has a horse hospital, accepting some other animals but mainly equines. It was, to me, an amazing place. Everything is relative though, I suppose if you came from Africa and were used to seeing elephants and giraffes being wheeled around on trolleys with drips and electric paddles and all the rest of the Animal ER stuff, horses would look a bit ordinary.

Thank you for the thought that I might be educable.

spouse of scouse

Horses are magnificent creatures, love 'em. Something I didn't realise before starting to spend a lot of time around them is that they all have their own personalities.

You already sound pretty educated to me!

dbd33

Sorry I was a while getting back to this thread, I was taking a call from the tack shop, a call to tell me that the repairs to my horse's flysheet are complete. That's the flysheet I bought to keep him going while his usual flysheet was being repaired. He'd have a third one but he's exhausted the local supply of 78" flysheets. His personality is, I suppose, "mischievous child".

spouse of scouse

The bugger

Piff Poff

Gotta give Mr Piff more notice to get his head round these things 😄 He has been given notice for next time around and said yes, however i am planning a trip for May, so maybe a meet then with DD too?

dbd33

Sure, I've no doubt that, if any of us survives another winter, those still standing will want lunch and/or beer.

Piff Poff

Currently in London, ruling out lots of places so far. Its been a bit wet today, i am hoping the sun gets its act together and starts doing its thing again tomorrow. It was a long old day in the car.

caretaker

I was in St. Mary's once to visit a great-uncle 50 years ago. It was nice. Have you looked there?

Piff Poff