Brought Bud in tonight and he was covered in mud! By the time i got done grooming, shedding, combing mane and tail and picking his feet and taking a tick off of him and filling his water bucket I had spent about 45 minutes at the barn. I'm glad the nights are a little warmer now to be able to do stuff like that. Loving this spring weather, work tomorrow then my 4 day weekend and what will the weather be :::: rain of course. oh well....

In the Farm museum pictures you can see that I am actually driving a pair!!! If those people in the wagon only knew it was my first time doing it they probably wouldnt have wanted a ride :) The guy standing up in front by me owns and runs Belgian Meadows Farm in Lebanon Maine. We met him thru a friend of ours, not only does he use his horses but he also has a saw mill and a sugar shack to make maple syrup, got to taste some while it was warm YUM!

Scenes from the NH Farm Museum fun day

Bud ready for his lunch!

Tom Turkey strutting for his women.

This was taken 2 days after the rain stopped, so some had evaporated and I think Bud drank some. Still thats a lot of rain!

As you can see Bud does not have his brain on what i want him to do. About 15 mins later I was on the ground and he was back at the barn. Bad Boy!