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My friends, I have had an absolute shocker of a day at work. Therefore, I must share with you the thing that is lifting my spirits (apart from the nice ale I'm about to drink): A video of Minipony scratching its butt on a fence. Bow chikka bowbowwww!
My friends, I have had an absolute shocker of a day at work. Therefore, I must share with you the thing that is lifting my spirits (apart from the nice ale I'm about to drink): A video of Minipony scratching its butt on a fence. Bow chikka bowbowwww!
If the grass gets much longer, Minipony will appear to be levitating.
I looked out the window the other morning to see some very wind-blown Shaggy Ponies (Minipony and Cousin It) grazing and seemingly oblivious to the swifts swooping and diving all around them. I couldn't get any clear shots of the swifts but given that this was shot at 1/2500, or 0.0004 of a second, shutter speed, it gives you some idea of how fast the birds are moving between the ponies!
MiniPony was looking particularly fetching this morning.
It has been too long since the last Shaggy Pony update. In fact, it has been so long that What, the daughter of Cousin It (pictured, left), has gone off to live with new owners.
The sadness thus incurred by neighbouring observers has been mitigated by the arrival of the new resident on the right, the small and perfectly formed Miniature Pony. MiniPony was kept separate from the other ponies for a few weeks after its arrival, but as of last weekend, it has been allowed out to play with the other, bigger Shaggy Ponies. HUZZAH.
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