He's old, muddy, grumpy and he wasn't making it any secret he wasn't going to be sharing his breakfast with Ranger and the other little horses. As for me well the black eye has at last waned to a faded reminder of Muphy's visit last week to the farm. The cows and naughty little Tempest, are finding out the hard way that an electrified wire is now on the road fence. We've had a few fine days, it's still a bog hole here. My complaints are going unheeded by Mr Winter. He won't be leaving until the end of August - darn. I'm going back to the mud now to complain some more or mayube I'll just go and have a coffee instead
Talking of horses I found this beautiful tribute to the Arabian horse done with clips from the Black Stallion and other films.
Cas Ole was the stallion that starred in what was an outstanding film based on the Walter Farley book of the same title. Music by Sting "Desert Rose"
Glad you got the fences sorted - no more horses trolling you lol. At least that's one thing off your mind.
ReplyDeleteThey're still trolling me now they can't get out onto the road.LOL
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the video clip! I loved all of Walter Farley's books and the movies based on them. I think the kid that played Alec was one of the finest young riders I've ever seen. I used to own an Arabian gelding named Taz. I loved him like I love to breathe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the reminder and enjoy your mud :)
Hi Danni me too! I loved the films as well. They were wonderful. Aww so so neat you had an Arab so did I. They're intelligent beautiful horses. I miss mine a lot as well.
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