Thrush

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I remember using green oil. comes in a tin and I'm sure I have seen it in horse catalogues. Pine tar or stockholm great once it is dry.
Don't talk to me about peathingies. Every where i move to seems to have them. They had them at the yard i work in with maxi, but got too close to the road (trys and fails to look sad)
then a whole herd of them at the farm (a certain man took a pin to all newly laid eggs, he hated them too)
Even now I can't escape them. There are two which insist on jumping out and screeching at me whilst on horse back!

[topper]

Wraggel, didn`t think you were being rude for one minute and no need to apologise . Lots of horses can be scared of peafowl and one of my ponies in the past was scared and he had to walk past them everyday in the yard. We haven`t had any for awhile now but funnily enough it was mentioned the other week about maybe hatching some eggs. If we do I will warn you in plenty of time so they dont leap out on you when you ride past May take you up on the pig oil thing as still haven`t been to Eyre`s.

[wraggel]

I will drop some off for you today on my journeys but will be in the car. As for peac0cks may be if you do hatch some baby ones I will ride round your way more often so D can get used to them as they grow, then he will be totaly fearless.X

[topper]

Wraggel thankyou so much for dropping the pig oil in, I didn`t know you were popping over as I hadn`t had pc on. You saw my Mum next door to me, I was in aswell watching cricket ;D I heard the dogs bark but they bark all the time so didn`t take much notice. I have sent you a karma as it was really nice of you to do this. And you braved the `Hounds`aswell, when Zara and Raymond call they either stand at the gate and shout until someone takes notice of them or Raymond shoves Zara through the gate to get eaten first. ;D. Once again thankyou and I hope to bump into you out hacking as hopefully I will get the all clear next week from the vet and farrier to start venturing out again.