Always great to go on one of your walks Neil. So much to learn and love.
Loved the ponds and the moat is very intriging. Loved it. Another great walk and adventue in England.
Thank you very much.
Charley is still looking for a orchard ......

Dear Charleen, thank you for your most kind comments. I am glad you enjoyed your little tour. Tell Charley not to worry as there are thousands of orchards all over Kent. It is not called the Garden of England for nothing.
Hugs for Charley!
Regards.
Neil.

AWESOME Neil. Thanks for bringing that wagon along to pull me in. The old lady is pure worn out from that wonderful walk about.............

Thank for this wonderful article.

Dear Cherie, I was not sure if you would like it! But it seems you did. Depending on the weather I am off tabbing again tomorrow!
You never know what I may find?
Regards.
Neil.

There is nothing better than travelling with Neil and Charley pulling us along to keep up.
Neil is a wonderful host and Charley Adorns him .

Dear Charleen, I am sure the farmers would not mind Charley eating all the windfall apples pears, cherries, quinces, plums etc. But I refuse to go near his rear end if he has been eating prunes!
Regards.
Neil.

You know, NeilMules and donkeys are more selective in where they go to the bathroom. My longeas use one spot to tinkle and one spot to poo. Unlike a horse they just goes when it feels like it. I love horses, but love my longears even more so. Guess I'm just an old "mule woman"

Dear Charleen, prunes are a very powerful laxative to any animal. Don't go near fruit bats when they have been eating them without a tin helmet, you have been warned.
Regards.
Neil.

Wonderful indeed.
Regards,
Arif.