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Hannah Bolger writes about ‘horse ignorance’ on the road and how a truck driver with a chip on his shoulder put her children at risk during a recent horse-riding incident.
A pet lamb might seem great and is great for the kids, but for the adults, it is in fact a huge amount of time-consuming work. Hannah Bolger writes from Waterfall Farm.
Hannah Bolger is reminded of the fields of sun-drenched tulips she saw on a trip to the Netherlands in her youth. They might be her favourite, but daffodils are in plenty supply on the farm too.
Many parents were feeling the same pain as Hannah Bolger as home schooling dragged on. Hannah even beseeched the weather gods for snow, just for the excuse and respite of a snow day.
The changes brought by COVID-19 saw Hannah Bolger busier than normal in her Christmas preparations. With that behind her, she is hopeful that 2021 could bring more new arrivals to Waterfall Farm.
A hot air balloon inspires one child and sparks caution in another. It was all movie excitement in Wicklow the last few weeks. Hannah Bolger updates us from Waterfall Farm.
Trials and tribulations go beyond COVID-19 as Hannah Bolger has to contend with not only school-less children but also a less than co-operative new rooster.
Husband and wife disagreements on the daily indoor/outdoor pattern of horses had Hannah Bolger losing brownie points at home. But the kids, they go out even in poor weather.