Here are some of my favorite pictures...Enjoy!
Cymro at 5 years old. An AMAZING Welsh Cob to own - I'm so lucky!
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Eve and Joy get ready to go at Prince Philip Games. So cute!
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This is how I exercise two ponies at once!
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A strange sight to see when you look out a window. Yes, she's pregnant!
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Margaret took this picture about 12 miles into the Competitive Trail Ride.
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Here we are between showings at the P.N.E. in Vancouver.
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This is me and Margaret at the Competitive Trail Ride in 100 Mile House, B.C.
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Here is me riding my cob, Cymro. My son took this super picture!
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This is me with my first Welsh Mountain Pony - Tirowen Sweet Laura 'Tera'. This would be in about 1977 at my 'D' level pony club test. (I think I was a little nervous - I don't smile when I'm nervous!)
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This is me driving Penny and her daughter Joy, put to a 1930's Hungarian Jagdwagen.
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This is Penny. Yes, she has shelter she can get into. But she would rather be covered with snow and ice. She is a TRUE mountain pony!
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This is Penny frolicking on a clear, fall day. Look how high she is in the air!
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This is my friend with her 5 month old Westphalan colt, Fabrizio (by Freestyle). Fabrizio lives here with all my Welsh.
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I love the colors in the photo! This is Peanut and Colby playing on a summer day.
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Here is me with a bunch of buckskins! Do you know how hard it is to arrange 4 wacky ponies for a photograph?!
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These are my carriages set out on a nice day. The 4 wheeler is a 1930's Hungarian Jadgwagen, the wooden two wheeler is a Country Cart made by Wild Rose Spoke and Buggy, and the other is a metal training cart.
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These are members of the Canadian Welsh Pony and Cob Associtation that took part in the farm tour that was arranged.