Kate made a great video today. The starring cast is the Mt. Lyford herd. All on a simple digital camera. it took her about 10 minutes. I spent a few hours extracting some really bad noisy audio. All a bit rough but here it is!
It shows, and Kate explains… Leadership, body energy, focus
and more…
I have just added Cathy to the Blog’s team! Great to have you on board Cathy, lets see if we can get some really good natural horsemanship discussions going here. You have so much to contribute!
Here is a picture I pinched from your Facebook site, there are more here!
Cathy – off camping
I have just written a route guide and information about this fabulous new trip we have for you. This is a photo and an introduction to my article. To see the whole article click here.
The Huts
I am thrilled to bring you this new rustic option for the Lyford to Hanmer Ride. I have had many enquiries for this trip to Hanmer, but the luxury option has been a bit expensive, so we have put this together. Not only is it a new budget option but we have researched a new route, which is longer, higher and more impressive. I would have fallen on the ground if I hadn’t been on my horse at some places!!
This is one story, that I posted a year ago! Thanks Heather. Here is a link to the story and a snippet! I am posting it again as I prepare a Riders’ Stories section.
Our New Zealand Trek – November 2007
This was the day of our ‘big trek’. After grooming, saddling, and ground work we mounted and rode up the hill to Crystal Lake. We rode over alpine meadows, through pine forests and took in the fantastic views which were quite magical with the fresh snow. We had lunch at Crystal Lake, enjoyed chatting about ‘life’ in general and had some good ‘girl’ talk. We then had to walk the horses down the rough road for a short while, gave them a drink at the creek and then started our journey home.