After checking all the usual spots, including the woodland by the fire hydrant sign, I followed the fence line east along Aldershot Road to the northeast corner searching for the ponies but had no luck. As I began making my way back south, moving between the different sections of the pasture, the ponies appeared from the thicket to the northwest and came over to greet me near ///pictures.severe.thin at 16:30 this afternoon.
They were all very friendly, approaching one by one to say hello and enjoy some strokes, offering affectionate nuzzles and cuddles in return. The area had plenty of bushes, providing some welcome relief from the warm afternoon sun. Although there were quite a few flies about, the ponies didn’t seem too bothered and happily let me brush them away from their faces.
After our initial greetings, the ponies alternated between grazing and coming back for more fuss. They all thoroughly enjoyed long neck, shoulder, and back rubs, responding with nuzzles, cuddles, and the occasional lick. All three were relaxed, content, and in good condition. It was a pleasure to spend some peaceful time with them this afternoon.
The ponies continued grazing, gradually moving to the northeast. After a final round of strokes and rubs, I said my goodbyes at 17:30, leaving them contentedly grazing in the pasture.
The available water in the pond continues to evaporate in the warm weather, but there’s still a good supply of drinking water near the fire hydrant sign, where it trickles into the surrounding area. This remains the ponies’ preferred drinking spot.
The ponies were all good today.
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