March 17, 2015
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Thursday, March 12th. My daughter – a primary school teacher, had asked be if I would give a talk to her class on 18-19th century smuggling
A busy week again managing the pony grazing… Monday. We reached agreement with Natural England and a local farmer to spring/summer graze asap ‘Berwick Down’ near Alfriston. This
Monday, January 12th. Following another gale, I was out the door after breakfast to check the state of the two electric fences down on the
This is quite a long article but of interest to those of us into horses but there’s no direct reference to our Exmoor ponies… http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/141215154627.htm
The following is a piece I wrote after a most memorable pony move back in 2010 from Ashdown to Lullington: ‘With help from Bob, the Army’s
During the night, an Atlantic depression whipped up by the jet stream, swept across southern England accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain. At 5am the Greenwich Light
Monday, November 17th. A drab, wet sort of a day which was cooler than of late. Spent a morning checking ponies on Chailey Common and taking up
Monday, November 10th. Whilst checking ponies at the National Trust’s Blackcap site, which where the ponies are, is steep and partially wooded, I was caught
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