[mrs bouquet]

 A lady who lives near me has just moved her pony into the field beside me.  It is an absolutely gorgeous small piebald Cob.  He has lovely feathers and very long mane.  He is placid and gentle and loves a nuzzle.
The owner uses him for trap driving.   The whole assembly is red and black.  She plaits his long forlock to keep it neat.   The whole thing is a delight.    Next week she is going to take me out.    His name is "Fraggle".
Ah, Ah,   Mrs Bouquet

[Goosegirl]

Oh, how delightful!

[jaydig]

How lovely, Mrs B!   A nice little trip out and a couple of new friends, one who is living in the field next to you.  What a lovely thing to have as a neighbour.  I just had to smile when I looked at the word NEIGHbour, it couldn't be truer in your case, could it.  I hope you have a lovely time on your trip in the trap.

[MrsPea]

Dont forget your camera  would love to see pictures 

[Yorkie]

How lovely 

[Kleftiwallah]

My old Dad, a surrogate Cockney said a "Pony and trap" meant something utterly different.

Cheers,  Tony.

[mrs bouquet]

Tony, there is lots of that when he trots down the road. 

[wighty]

I've never ridden in one as a        passenger, only ever driven or acted as groom on the rear.  I do hope you enjoy your journey.

[jezza]

Hello dont forget to take a bucket and small shovel with you,I was working at a place last year that has a wedding  carriage and horse hire buisness,the guy who owns the horse had to get a horse psychologist in as the horse would not go in to the shafts back wards couldnt get it out of the stable to start with     jezza

[Kleftiwallah]

What, you mean the horse was unstable Jezza?

Now where's me coar.  Cheers,  Tony.