Horses Noses

 


The ponies are back in my field.
A mare and a colt
Two friendly souls who like to blow down their noses then breathe in your smell.
They please me
I drove to the Mostyn Gallery shop and bought a print for my bedroom and some bespoke greetings cards
I had take out coffee on the beach




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  1. Johnn-Your new art print reminds me of a Fragrant bouquet of velvet rose petals awaiting a yummy gorgeousness of a man to sprinkle onto your bed x

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    1. Scatter!x

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    2. I think it will look nice against the blue walls

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  2. Reminds me of falling autumn leaves, or in a different light, falling cherry blossom. Isn't it a lovely feeling to be able to go to a (non-essential)shop again? xx

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    1. I wanted to show my support to the gallery shop

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  3. Anonymous5:00 pm

    Miss mine saying hello, breathing each other's scents - was a morning ritual. Flis' comments says it all - nice! Dee

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    1. The two ponies are cheerful happy souls that like human company

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  4. Red is a good colour for bedroom art. It will bring a sense of fire to your loins. Perhaps you may even find a horse to blow and breathe in your scent 🤣

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    1. I hope you don't mind a lady enquiring about such personal matters Mavis-but do you have Fire in your loins for anyone in particular at the moment?x

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    2. Absolutely not. My loins, like my heart are icy and in the deep freeze.

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  5. Your room is going to be so nice.

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  6. Have you done the walls yet? If so I must have missed it - hope you did it in a lovely blue. Do you ever watch Escape to the Country (3pm BBC1) today's client was looking for a house in Cornwall - there was such a beautiful house on - colour-washed pink outside and glorious colours on the insdide walls - I immediately thought of you.

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    1. Not yet pat, I have a holiday at the beginning of may that’s when it will be all sorted

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    2. I’m painiting an old bookcase too

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  7. Barbara Anne6:03 pm

    I wonder where my comment went?? Will try again.
    Love the new art work and the top part of it reminds me of the lava from Iceland's current volcanoes. Now THAT is really HOT!
    Love the horse's nose picture and perhaps it should join your art walls. Those noses are so very velvety and friendly.
    Ah, the sea and coffee ... bliss!

    Hugs!

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    1. Yes it’s been a happy day

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    2. Barbara Anne7:06 pm

      I'm glad to hear that!

      Hugs!

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  8. Sorry Mave but the larger picture of you makes you look much more handsome and younger. John looks like a Swedish detective from somthing like The Bridge.

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    1. Ooo Sandycat-is that the picture on the right with himself holding the snooker cue?x

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    2. Lol am I missing something?

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    3. There's more than one picture of me?

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  9. More great art and horse's noses. A good day.

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  10. horse schnozzes are intoxicating.

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    1. I love that musty oaty smell when you do it

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  11. Lovely to have the horses in the field again John as for the print I see a flock of Blackbirds in the sun.

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  12. I miss my horse - the first day I met him he walked straight up and kissed me! He was such a sweetheart. I miss his company. Enjoy the two in the field. Horses are always good company.

    How lovely to walk into the Gallery and indulge yourself in a new print. Looks a bit devilish to me as I can see two eyes at the top!!

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    1. It will be alright John-just like a Green man in disguise x

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  13. Sounds like a lovely day!

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  14. I like donkeys' ears.

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  15. There is something so calming and serene about horses. I'm glad they are friendly. :)

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  16. Sounds like a pleasant day, John! Nice of you to support a local business. xx

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  17. There is not much softer than a horse's nose

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  18. Time spent by the sea rejuvenates. The salt air and tides splashing ashore is just wonderful. The ponies complete your field as they graze and greet their admirers. Nice art. Do you see a mysterious face with a goatee?

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  19. Next will be a flock of fluffy friendly sheep.

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  20. I'd love to have ponies near my house. Your art print is great.

    Love,
    Janie

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  21. When I saw that picture of the horse last night on my phone ( facebook?) I thought it was a view of Dorothy's back!! ( I had been having a few glasses of wine!)

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    2. Well, 'Anonymous', that's my excuse for being happy; what's yours, you cheerful little soul?

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    3. Anonymous, If you're going to spout venom, at least do us the courtesy of spelling words correctly!
      Other than that, get yourself a life and fuck off!

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  22. A new picture in a room can change the atmosphere of a room. I like the picture you chose.

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  23. Horse noses are so SOFT!

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  24. I followed 2 lovely horses along a track today at a distance with my beloved ones-plop,plop,plop and I then had to steer clear because my dogs grab mouthfulls and gobble it up with relish(the horseriders seem to be allowed to leave their deposits but not my dogs oh no)x

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  25. The sweet smell of a healthy horse..
    Good art on the wall...and good coffee
    Bliss!x

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  26. Horses noses are the softest thing in the world.

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