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On an early morning walk to catch the golden hour in the Wonnangatta Valley in the beautiful Victorian High Country I was walking past the horse yards where the...
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On an early morning walk to catch the golden hour in the Wonnangatta Valley in the beautiful Victorian High Country I was walking past the horse yards where the various trail riding outfits pen their horses, this very handsome guy came up for a chat, he was favouring his right leg so I am assuming that he lamed and they were leaving him there until the next group came through for him to recover. He obviously missed the company as he just followed me round for a while and loved a pat.
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