The ponies were grazing among the gorse bushes near ///cuts.doubt.tractor at 14:50 this afternoon. The foal eagerly wandered out to greet me as soon as he spotted me, enjoying his first neck rub and rewarding me with affectionate nuzzles and head rubs. Reaching the ponies was quite the challenge today, as finding a passable route from the main path through the muddy, waterlogged terrain to the area proved tricky. Soon, the other ponies emerged from bushes to say hello and enjoy some strokes. They were all happy, relaxed, and in good health.
After our greetings, most of the ponies gradually returned to the bushes to continue grazing. The bay-coloured pony's eye looked much better today, which was great to see. The foal stayed with me, thoroughly enjoying more strokes and a long back rub while grazing. I've noticed during recent visits that he's started to grow lighter hair around the tops of his legs, which makes him look especially gorgeous just now. After a while, he wandered back into the gorse bushes to find his mum. Tilly, who was thoroughly enjoying her gorse, took a break to join me for a bit, relishing an ear and neck rub.
By around 15:30, four ponies had ventured out of the bushes to graze on grass and heather near ///signature.prone.acid. Tilly and Poppy stayed in the gorse. The ponies were all very friendly, taking turns to come over for more strokes and rubs. The foal enjoyed another long neck rub before I said my goodbyes just before 16:00. It was starting to get dark, and I still had the fun of wading through the swampy ground to make my way back to the path.
The ponies were all good today.
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