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The Sit Spot lasts all week by the time I have followed up all the literature references, music etc and have just listened to the Women Behind Wool podcast. Wonderful! Having grown up on a dairy farm, then twenty years on our own farm I understand the constant evolution of genetics, the choices made to improve the herd etc , and now doing it with beef cattle. Most of our grandchildren live in the city and love visiting the farm; they know where meat, milk, eggs and vegetables come from and also that sadly there are losses along the way. Imperative that there is a wider appreciation and understanding of rural life. Covid will hopefully be a catalyst for change as we were suddenly forced to face the fact that we are so dependent on imports. Love that you are riding again - magic 🦋🌻

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What a wonderful comment. Thank you Mary, and what a gift to give your grandchildren.

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Thank you 🦋🌹

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Love it Mags.

And it reaches me here in England.

Of course, say the young.

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You’ve made me giggle Margie, have a wonderful trip. x

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Congratulations for ‘getting back on he horse’ and congrats to us both for doing the kitchen cupboards😩😩😩

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Solidarity 😂

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Back in bed with coffee to read The Sit Spot and here you are a week ago! I can’t imagine how I missed this. So lovely to read you are back in the saddle and you’ve mastered the Fish Pie. Always my favourite read. x

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Double treat! Just pressed publish on this week's - hope you're still in bed. xx

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Ha. Old lady privilege! I am 🤦‍♀️

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Back in the saddle. Ah:)

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Thanks, Maggie - your ‘body talk’ really resonated ❤️

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Must be the week for it.

I watched some livestream campdraft action from Willinga Park and was so inspired by the masterful horsemanship that I pulled my boy in and saddled up. He’s been out of work for nearly 12 months with an injury. The joy to get on and ride out even at just a walk was amazing.

I had to ask myself how did I let myself get so busy that I don’t have time for riding?

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I watched some of that too!

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