The day was overcast and cool for May but our intrepid foxers ventured forth into the wilds of Lincoln MA to spread anise on the foliage. No large beasts were encountered and all returned safely to ground. My mother had come later with my wife who rode her main horse in the field. The hounds did a great job giving excellent voice as reported by Mrs. Glass. A small “tailgate” was enjoyed by the respectable but small field until it rained on the party. While not good for the “tailgate”, the rain is a bonus for my newly planted garden. Tonight it is dinner at Gibbit Hill followed by a talk at the Nashoba River Watershed Association. The picture is a Google satellite view with out path indicated by triangles.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Fox Hunting in Lincoln MA
The day was overcast and cool for May but our intrepid foxers ventured forth into the wilds of Lincoln MA to spread anise on the foliage. No large beasts were encountered and all returned safely to ground. My mother had come later with my wife who rode her main horse in the field. The hounds did a great job giving excellent voice as reported by Mrs. Glass. A small “tailgate” was enjoyed by the respectable but small field until it rained on the party. While not good for the “tailgate”, the rain is a bonus for my newly planted garden. Tonight it is dinner at Gibbit Hill followed by a talk at the Nashoba River Watershed Association. The picture is a Google satellite view with out path indicated by triangles.
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