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avondale87 wrote in post #19499852
a common sight around here
The clip-clop is lovely to hear and the horses themselves are awesome
These are out getting traffic training

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Is the dog doing any of the training??

Spoiled goat.

avondale87 wrote in post #19499852
a common sight around here
The clip-clop is lovely to hear and the horses themselves are awesome
These are out getting traffic training

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That's nice, is that a hobby or something for tourists?

Lyn2011 wrote in post #19500209
That's nice, is that a hobby or something for tourists?

Thanks Lyn
it's for tourists.
A lady who lives in our old farmhouse has them and takes cartloads of people around town. She also does weddings and any other imaginable need where such can be used.


here's a photo of her in action. I'm the driver of the steamroller and the poor horses were a bit distressed but she was able to keep them focussed.

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avondale87 wrote in post #19500211
Thanks Lyn
it's for tourists.
A lady who lives in our old farmhouse has them and takes cartloads of people around town. She also does weddings and any other imaginable need where such can be used.

here's a photo of her in action. I'm the driver of the steamroller and the poor horses were a bit distressed but she was able to keep them focussed.

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That looks very nice and a beautiful painted wall.

Lyn2011 wrote in post #19500243
That looks very nice and a beautiful painted wall.

it is Lyn
Slaters store going back to the fledgling origins of Sheffield
A mural depicting the early owners and life of that era
https://slaterscountry​store.com.au/pages/abo​ut-us
I remember the 'old' Slaters with its overhead wires that carried your cash to the cashier as well as dockets and IOU's
An era long gone but still has one of the original sets strung up in store. Not sure if it works

avondale87 wrote in post #19500250
it is Lyn
Slaters store going back to the fledgling origins of Sheffield
A mural depicting the early owners and life of that era
https://slaterscountry​store.com.au/pages/abo​ut-us
I remember the 'old' Slaters with its overhead wires that carried your cash to the cashier as well as dockets and IOU's
An era long gone but still has one of the original sets strung up in store. Not sure if it works

Interesting website Richard, 120 years in the family, hope there are more years for them.

Lyn2011 wrote in post #19500665
Interesting website Richard, 120 years in the family, hope there are more years for them.

Yes it would be good to see continue.
Time will tell

In a field in Shipton Moyne

He really is a laid back bull, Banjo.

Clifty wrote in post #19502956
He really is a laid back bull, Banjo.

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Banjo looks like you could teach him to shake hands.

Just about, he really is a placid guy, but you still have to be careful around him, after all he is a bull and things can change quickly. When I approached him in his sitting position, he very casually threw a bit of dirt/dust with his right front and then decided nah, can't be bothered..

A goat in the Zaanse Schans

avondale87 wrote in post #19500211
Thanks Lyn
it's for tourists.
A lady who lives in our old farmhouse has them and takes cartloads of people around town. She also does weddings and any other imaginable need where such can be used.

here's a photo of her in action. I'm the driver of the steamroller and the poor horses were a bit distressed but she was able to keep them focussed.

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Is that old tractor a Rumley?

KT29 wrote in post #19503722
Is that old tractor a Rumley?

No, a 1927 Marshall