| Archive for Downsizer For an ethical approach to consumption |
| bodger |
Hooooge favour !Well, not really.
Please have a look at this link for a really nice but a very very quiet forum. To be honest, its nearly dead on its feet but I think it would be nice to try and give it a shot in the arm. Consider joining it, if not for the shire horses, then for me. 
http://www.shire-horses.org/forum/privmsg.php PS. Its not one of mine.
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| Cathryn |
Apparently some of the Shire horse classes at the Royal Welsh this year had no entrants! That is very sad. | ||
| bodger |
Wales, especially Anglesey has always been a hotbed for shires.
I joined this forum because of my interest in shires, we used to have one but later saw that hardly anyone was posting on it. Its a really good idea and such a shame that nobody is using it. 
Twenty years ago we had a shire mare. This is my now 22 year old daughter with misty. 
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| Annette H |
We were at Burwarton show last week.
When the Shires, driven and in hand were returning from the main ring along the horse aisle all the people watching gave them a spontaneous round of applause . It was really heartwarming
They are such beautiful gentle giants. The Shire forum looks very friendly 
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| Fee |
Some lovely shires at the Anglesey show yesterday. | ||
| vegplot |
I have a soft spot for shires. A dying breed. | ||
| BahamaMama |
I believe there is a big shire presence at the Oak Fair in Dorset - 23rd August. Magnificent animals and fabulous to see them working and logging rather than just tarted up with ribbons in their hair. | ||
| bodger |
Hey BM, I bet you don't always go out in your working gear.
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| BahamaMama |
Moi! Working boots and ribbons - always
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| lottie |
I've signed up as I love shire horses---just so long as I don't have to stroke them---horses bring me out in blebs like chicken pox
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