The ponies were grazing in the sunshine near ///clogging.cries.debt, in the extremely waterlogged and swampy northeast corner of site at 14:30 this afternoon. They were all very friendly, coming over one by one to say hello and enjoy some strokes. The warmer weather had brought out the flies, but the girls didn’t seem too bothered. Tilly was especially affectionate, soaking up long neck and chin rubs before rewarding me with plenty of gentle nuzzles. The ponies were all happy, relaxed, and in good health.
After our initial greetings, the ponies continued grazing, enjoying heather, gorse, long grass, and various plants growing through the surface of the large pools of water. Slowly, they made their way southeast, stopping to munch on gorse by the Test Track fence. They would regularly take breaks to return for more strokes and rubs, standing close and offering cuddles and nuzzles as they relaxed.
The bald patch above the new bay pony's eye appeared similar in size to when Sarah saw her on Wednesday, but it looked scalier and had turned almost white. Additionally, the right side of her neck had lost more hair since I last saw her on Sunday.
I said my goodbyes at just after 16:15, leaving the ponies happily grazing near ///early.dialects.panels, as they made their way back toward the main path.
The ponies were all good today.
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