The working horse
In the late 19th century there were around 3.5 to 4.5 million working horses in Britain. In farm fields, forests, cities and even along canals, […]
In the late 19th century there were around 3.5 to 4.5 million working horses in Britain. In farm fields, forests, cities and even along canals, […]
I was tempted to name this photo ‘lost sheep in the forest’ but they weren’t lost. These three were part of a flock allowed to graze
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There are quite a few farms on the country road where we live in West Sussex. For the last few weeks Luce and Theo have
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This is the cock – rooster – at the stables where my daughter rides. Cock a doodle doo crowed the cock (if you’re British and Irish)
When I found out that it’s estimated one in five British cows never see daylight, I took my children to watch dairy cows being milked.
Dairy cows who see daylight (unlike too many) Read More »
For the last few months my kids and I’ve been chasing pheasants along hedgerows and near the edges of fields and woodlands around us. Every
Pheasant-ly surprised! Read More »