I received a warm welcome when I arrived at 13:30 this afternoon, with the newcomer greeting me just beyond the main entrance. She was very friendly, giving me gentle nuzzles before enjoying a long neck and ear rub. She had a lot of gorse on her back, which she was happy for me to brush off, before I tidied up her mane as well.
About fifteen minutes later, I found the other ponies spread out grazing in the pasture to the northeast near ///quote.evaded.locals. When I approached, they each stopped eating to say hello and enjoyed some strokes. They were all very friendly. The little one seemed pleasantly surprised to see me and gave soft nickers as I approached. He loved his long neck rub, responding with lots of head rubs and nuzzles. He became fascinated with the hood on my jacket, playfully rubbing and nibbling it, even pulling it over my head a few times. The little one was clearly having fun!
The ponies gradually followed the fence line to the northeast and were soon joined by the first pony, who had stayed near the main path. They soon wandered into the trees, stopping to drink from the pools of water by the fire hydrant sign. It looked like they were going to rest under the trees, but after a few minutes, they walked out to the pasture near ///rang.claps.rant to continue grazing. All eight ponies were happy, relaxed and looking well. I said my goodbyes at around 14:45.
The ponies were all good today.
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