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shameless use of a 50mm Macro
Came of second best a a clydesdales foot.
yes the foot is still attached to body
Roberta
yes the foot is still attached to body
Roberta
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Roberta
E620, E30, OM4-Ti OM-D1... Canon 7D and 5Dmiii
lenses 14-42mm, 40-150mm, 50mm, 18-180mm, 70-300mm, ec-14 still looking for a Bigma (Canon 17-55mm, 70-300mm and 100-400L)
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Ugh!
What happened? I've been stepped on by a Friesian cow (in a crammed milking yard) & they're pretty heavy but didn't suffer that much (it happened in Victoria too).Ross "I fiddle with violins (when I'm not fiddling with a camera)". My Flickr
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I can sympathise! It happened to me a number of years ago. That was just before I invested in steel toe caps for yard work!Cindy
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A clydsdale? No wonder you came off second best!
Many years ago I went pony trekking and tried to control my mount with the reigns, just like the instructor said. The pony wanted to stop at every patch of juicy grass but I wouldn't let him for fear of falling behind the group. When we dismounted for lunch he deliberately placed a hoof on my foot and slowly ground it whilst looking me straight in the eye.
I got the message and for the rest of the day let him do as he wanted, I was just a passenger. He stopped at every patch of jucy grass and just when the group were getting out of sight he would gently trot to catch them up - he knew what he was doing. I suspect he could have taken me arround the route all on his own. My foot hurt for days!
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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Hope the body is in better nick than the foot??Comment
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Oooh, ouch! I sympathise - it brings back memories of a similar thing happening to me zillions of years ago at a gymkhana.
I hope you mend soon.Comment
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Well Ross we trot them through a field to get them up on the hill, Lommond aka baby! was not in the mood to "trot up" so I half turn to give him a flick of his halter rope and he decided to get up all by himself and came down on my foot.
Cinders, I usually have them on if we are working them in the yard, Lommond is 3 and still falling aver his feet, and is just on 18 hands and starting to fill out.
Yorky the rest of the body is a bit better kept than the foot.
The wee man one of the first times he had winkers on.
Roberta
E620, E30, OM4-Ti OM-D1... Canon 7D and 5Dmiii
lenses 14-42mm, 40-150mm, 50mm, 18-180mm, 70-300mm, ec-14 still looking for a Bigma (Canon 17-55mm, 70-300mm and 100-400L)
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