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The Winter Waltz
When most people think of the South of France – at least those that don’t live here – perhaps the first images that come to mind will be of deep red wine and brassy sunflowers charming, higgledy-piggledy villages basking under an … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged climate change, Horses, horses in snow, living in France, Riding, rural life, snow scenes
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Home Alone
(……….Or How Two’s Company, But Three Isn’t Necessarily A Crowd.) Today we tackled a “First” that I’ve been putting off for a while. Taking Pom out for a hack and leaving the Pie behind ….On His Own. The last time the … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged broken leg, Horses, living in France, Riding, rural life, skewbald horse
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Backing Gingerly into the New Year
Many people involved with horses may not think twice about owning and using a trailer. For me it’s been some kind of holy grail. Ever since I had my first pony! My friend Sarah and I used to get up … Continue reading
Posted in Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged Horses, living in France, Riding, rural life
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One Door Closes, Another Opens…
Before I go any further, I want to thank all of you who read and responded to my last post. Losing my lovely old horse hit me hard and the genuine sympathy offered by my blogging friends was truly touching. … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, equitation, Gardening, Horses, Living in France, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged garden photos, garden ponds, gardening, Horses, living in France, pebble ponds, Riding
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A Winter Bouquet of Herbs
I gathered an armful of aromatic herbs The grey-greens of rosemary, sage and lavender; winter jasmine with its starry yellow flowers and sprigs of purple hebe for its mourning hue, I placed them where the fragrance would lift into the air … Continue reading
Posted in Horses, In Memoriam, In Remembrance, Living in France, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged Horses, In Memoriam, living in France, Loss, Remembrance, Riding
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Australians, a Dolphin and Temporary Wheels
Nope, I haven’t migrated to warmer climes (though given the barely noticeable appearance of Summer in northern Europe, I could have been tempted) but I’ve had Australian visitors, who brought a large armful of virtual sunshine with them on their … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged Australian visitors, blog interrupted, Horses, house restoration, living in France, Riding, rural life
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Cornucopia!
Since my last post at the end of April, I’ve been slowly getting my strength back after the plate was taken out of my leg. What I didn’t expect was that it would be like having a crutch kicked away, … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged garden photos, gardening, girolles, Horses, living in France, rural life, wild mushrooms
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A Room with a View
Earlier this week I was lucky enough to spend the night in a large, comfortable, en-suite room with excellent facilities and attentive service which commanded a stunning view over one of the most famous, turreted medieval bridges in Western Europe …….. If I’d been paying … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged broken leg, Horses, hospital stay, living in France, Riding
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New Beginnings – and a Little Chat with the Horses
Easter is such a significant time, the real start of the calendar, when life re-emerges from underground. Rather like our spirits … I hope you’re all enjoying the renaissance of spring weather, whether it puts a spring in your step … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Uncategorized
Tagged Easter, equine psychology, horse-lovers, Horses, living in France, natural horsemanship, spring
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