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Woodland walk...
took a few pics when i was hacking today in the woods with my horse,,,(before he tried to kill me bolting lmao!)... i cant remmeber if i took these on horse back or when i was on foot (i think more likely on foot)
some quite dark but i think its not bad for me first attempt at a nature pic!
not quite sure why i like them,,, but i do lol!!!!
quite dark,,,,
like this the best...
thanks for looking
some quite dark but i think its not bad for me first attempt at a nature pic!
not quite sure why i like them,,, but i do lol!!!!
quite dark,,,,
like this the best...
thanks for looking
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Nice shots Suze 
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Great pics Suze Looks really quiet in those woods.
Looks really quiet in those woods.
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thanks guys!
i like pics of fields/woods etc - will be getting out and about more this year so am going to start saving more pics
i like pics of fields/woods etc - will be getting out and about more this year so am going to start saving more pics
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im only just getting back into it - ive owned him for 2 and a half years (As of next month) cos of his injury !
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Iv not ridden for such a looooooooooong time. I lost my horse to a smashed hock when i was 15. I was devistated. I compeated alot in SJ with him. As an ex racehorse (hurdles) he jumped like a stag and excelled at BSJA.
Im hoping, once the photogrpahy picks up, to get back into it and hopefully buy a TB some time down the line
So what was the lads injury??
Im hoping, once the photogrpahy picks up, to get back into it and hopefully buy a TB some time down the line
So what was the lads injury??
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he got a nail through his tendon in 2006 - spend 8 weeks in leahurst (liverpool hhorspital!)
nearly lost him 3 times - vets were going to put him down on his first op but gave hima chance -
a year on box rest....... me being battered several times by him etc,, then he went out march 2007 - now he's *just* been brought back into work...
hes a sensitive little guy... so needs a firm hand but gentle,, i cant trust anyone to look after him unless they ar really quiet - he ddosent trust anyone apart from me - ive tried people with him but hes bitten them
nearly lost him 3 times - vets were going to put him down on his first op but gave hima chance -
a year on box rest....... me being battered several times by him etc,, then he went out march 2007 - now he's *just* been brought back into work...
hes a sensitive little guy... so needs a firm hand but gentle,, i cant trust anyone to look after him unless they ar really quiet - he ddosent trust anyone apart from me - ive tried people with him but hes bitten them
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Ouch poor baby 
is he in boots now. Elvis (the one i lost) had quite weak tendons so we had to bandage him up rather than boot him - worked wonders..
Liverpool are very good by all accounts. We have never gone over there as we have Reasheath's horse unit on hand - who are super.
He sounds just like my Elvis was. He was 11 and such a grumpy little sod. Used to eat everyone and was a sod to handle. You had to sit very quiet on him otherwise he was off!
is he in boots now. Elvis (the one i lost) had quite weak tendons so we had to bandage him up rather than boot him - worked wonders..Liverpool are very good by all accounts. We have never gone over there as we have Reasheath's horse unit on hand - who are super.
He sounds just like my Elvis was. He was 11 and such a grumpy little sod. Used to eat everyone and was a sod to handle. You had to sit very quiet on him otherwise he was off!