Left out

I always feel so sorry for the little white pony who seems to be left out of the group. All these horses are rescued and I am so happy to say that there is not going to be any houses built on their field so I shall be able to see them every day. Planning permission for 46 houses has been turned down (thank goodness). The council took it further to someone high up in the government and the decision to refuse planning permission is what we all wanted. There will obviously be houses built elsewhere in the village but thankfully the horses field is safe! A real result!

Thank you so much for all the Favs on Robbie's photo yesterday. I shall have to tell him when he comes for suet pellets tomorrow. He has had pellets on 3 occasions today so it is heartening to see him still coming. It always makes my day.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A nice shot and good news re the refusal of building on their land !

[Diana]

Lovely shot to celebrate the great result.

[Lynda McG]

Awww, he looks so sad!

[Catherine P]

Nice picture. Glad the land ill not be built on.

[Steve Jacob]

He is the only one observing the social distancing instructions. fav

[carol white]

A lovely peaceful scene. Pleased it will stay that way

[Peter]

What a beautiful rural scene Rosie captured in lovely light and colour:)

[Jennie B.]

@stevejacob
You have a great sense of humor! Loved you comment.

[Jennie B.]

Very nice shot of this great scene. The little pony looks sad.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Mickey Anderson]

Good news. It needs a buddy!!

[Rick]

Great capture.

[CC Folk]

Awww...sweet little pony! I would feed higher a special treat! Horses are always a favorite of mine. :)

[wendy frost]

Oh I hope he gets some thing to eat he is very tiny amongst the others.