Chamfron Confetti Away.

Confetti has been delivered to Eric Gillies yard for an over night stay and then she will head of to her new home with Mark and Dotty Fraser on the Black Isle tomorrow.

Chamfron Confetti - 10 months old.

Confetti has grown on well this winter and is a very quiet and easy filly, she is now sold to a lovely home with another appaloosa and will be going up north soon!

Another Apple Fan!

Mark's gran can check out the blog on her Ipad, her first computer aged ninety. She's even made it in to the Edinburgh Evening News!

Helpful!

Dusky (by Exbury Ghost) helping with yard work!

Comfy?

Goose using Confetti as a handy pillow!

Climbing Criffel.

It was a nice day on the farm so we thought we would climb Criffel (near Sweetheart Abbey) and admire the clear views over Dumfries and Cumbria... Not perhaps the best success on that count to be perfectly honest! About half way up the path changed to bog, about two thirds of the way up the cloud came in and then nearer the top the wind whipped up and it was cold, blustery and visability of about three yards. Had a quick sit on the cairn, a wonder about who Edna is and if she's still doing OK, then back down the hill with quick snap stops as Mark went on his backside and I fell in a hole!

Chamfron Westminster in art, part 2!

We have had a really good weekend here, yesterday Christine from Global Saddles brought a selection of South American saddles for me to try and we decided on a trail saddle, which Arrayan will undoubtably be photographed in soon. We are also thrilled that Christine fell in love with Tizona and agreed to buy her.

The artist Caroline Howlett has finished her drawing of Wills (her website is HERE and Facebook page HERE!) Wills has some extra's hidden in his spots, including a Union Jack as of course he was a Royal Wedding foal.