Almost a year long we couldn't reach this hike because the bride was rebuild which crossed a highway we need to pass.
Since last week the bridge is open again and today with cold air and a blue sky it was the perfect trail.
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Here we are again |
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Complete, as always |
On this trail are lots and lots of rose hip bushes and my Pony's love them or I love them and so they ...
I collect them and spread them or they themselves are trying to catch some.
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Busy collecting |
I always want to feed them as much as they want or till they stop asking, but I never managed that they get enough.
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Cocklebur - this year lots of them |
At the end I jumped on Point. He is always the fastest and seems to enjoy to carry me.
I love the cold air and the clear sky. Definitively my favorite season!
Interesting that the horses like them! We have them at higher elevations (wild roses) and I picked some hips this year to try tea!
ReplyDeleteThat they like it I learned from them. In the old region they had lots of rose hips on their meadow. Once in autumn/winter I saw strange things in their droppings. It was the seeds from the rose hips. Imagine how many they had to consume that I found the seeds ... Also the Konik Ponys around Berlin eat them. Same with the leaves from the blackberry. They stop and carefully tug them. I think it is a healthy sign. What do you think?
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