Cor! Just Look at the Ass on That.

Well I suppose the Horse needs rear parts as big as this to power its ability to pull the plough, this must take a huge amount of strength. A morning spent at the local ploughing match this year held at Hatford on the farm of whom my friends refer to as Basher Bayliss was a chance to catch up with old farming acquaintances. Later at Rushey Common among some thirty Pochard and in excess of two hundred Lesser Black-Backed Gulls were an assortment of common water birds, although not one hirundine did I see and the now large feral flock of cross bred Greylags were again much in evidence.

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