At 15:20 this afternoon, I found two ponies grazing near ///hands.pretty.outbound. They immediately came over to say hello and happily enjoyed some neck rubs. Soon after, another four ponies joined us, all just as friendly. They took turns coming over for strokes, giving me head rubs, nuzzles and the occasional lick. Like yesterday, several had gorse tangled in their manes or on their backs, but they didn’t mind when I removed it.
After a while, the ponies returned to grazing, moving east along the path near the trees by the road. They continued to take turns at coming over to see me, all relaxing while being stroked. Just as I wondered where the other two ponies were, I heard loud neighing coming from where we had started. A couple of the ponies responded, with further neighing heard in the distance. Soon, all six set off at pace to reunite with the other two, who were grazing near ///cuddling.pints.warm at 15:45. The two ponies were fine and had likely just become separated from the group. All eight ponies then began grazing together, enjoying the long grass and heather.
By 16:20, the ponies had moved to the thicket near ///occur.posts.judges, where they continued to graze. A couple ventured out into the open, with one coming over for a long, relaxing neck rub. She loved it, giving me head rubs and gentle nuzzles in return. After about fifteen minutes, she went back to grazing, and the second pony came over for her turn. She, too, enjoyed a long neck rub, resting her head on my shoulder as I stroked her. She was completely relaxed. I said my goodbyes at 17:00, having thoroughly enjoyed my time with time.
The ponies were all good today.
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