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Talla Glen Farm Talla Glen Farm - Horses, ponies & goats all have access to stalls, but live more naturally with th

07/11/2024

In my opinion, this is what's needed to help heal our country, literally. My son is returning to western NC. He's volunteering his time, as well as his abilities. In a small way I've donated monetarily.

24/09/2024

DON’T PANIC, BUT PLAN AHEAD | If moves through the RED zone, parts of or most of north Georgia will be located on the RIGHT SIDE of the eye, and could potentially face strong wind, heavy rainfall and tornadoes Thursday into Friday. Drop your questions in the comments below.

25/07/2024
05/07/2024

Their favorite time
Morning or night.

03/08/2023

The nose knows

We often use the term "Heart horse" There's no doubt that I've been fortunate to have several. The one that's the curre...
04/08/2022

We often use the term "Heart horse" There's no doubt that I've been fortunate to have several. The one that's the current resident of my heart is this wonderful boy. Pretty sure he has his own fan club. He deserves to live his best life of good food, the companionship of his best friend, Colby, and the option of munching on a variety of grasses or hanging out in the barn.

Dunny turned 32 yesterday. He's been such a great horse.
22/04/2022

Dunny turned 32 yesterday. He's been such a great horse.

27/10/2021
06/09/2021

"Try getting out of the office now and then."

Riding at Twilight-- peaceful And relaxing. Lennox and Tajar were so good.
15/10/2017

Riding at Twilight-- peaceful
And relaxing. Lennox and Tajar were so good.

Walking from the barn to the house, I'm so happy to see Dunny moving so much better.
24/09/2017

Walking from the barn to the house, I'm so happy to see Dunny moving so much better.

The youngest Equine on the farm. Sweet, with a loud unmistakable voice.
24/09/2017

The youngest Equine on the farm. Sweet, with a loud unmistakable voice.

Our new pony, Hadley. So tempting for me to call her my black pony, but she's really "brown". The boys are eager to meet...
28/05/2017

Our new pony, Hadley. So tempting for me to call her my black pony, but she's really "brown". The boys are eager to meet her.

Shelby peeking in on Flash as he naps.
28/05/2017

Shelby peeking in on Flash as he naps.

Perfect weather for being outside, on a horse & with a friend, and of course, dogs
25/03/2017

Perfect weather for being outside, on a horse & with a friend, and of course, dogs

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976 Old Yorkville Road

30157

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The nose knows

The non- ruminate and the "ruminate marauders " enjoy grazing together.

Breakfast for the back pasture crowd.

The Lennox two step

And Tajar wasn't finished with his shenanigans

Bringing them in for breakfast. ...one naughty horse!

Windy & pretty chilly this morning. Turned out not so bad-- I fixed brunch for Cameron & Trey -- lots of bacon and pancakes. The big event of the day -- all 8 piglets are officially weaned - it was a family affair catching them. Here's a couple of videos, but couldn't capture all the noise and adrenaline present. Let me back track a little to mention that yesterday's escape by Agnes and her brood -- down Old Yorkville Rd and into the WMA, was too stressful for me! I had visions of coyotes killing the piglets and Agnes never coming back. They were tracked down ( after a couple of hours) -- thanks again, Jamie, Brian and Matt!

Here's how the piglets enjoyed the cool temps. And although I wasn't planning this- it's their last day of nursing. Taking this video from one of the bedrooms in my house. Notice that Agnes is focused on rooting. I had no idea that right there is where my septic line leaves the house, nor did I know that it was so near the surface. But it's nasty cold out, I've now developed a sinus infection -- so of course I'm going to find myself outside. I first noticed the white of the PVC pipe " surface" shortly after taking this video and by the time I was bundled up and outside, Agnes had totally unearthed it & bit right through. Yuck! My next step was to move the fence over so she couldn't do more damage. I fed them at the other end of the enclosed area, to key them outbid my way, and went to work. Agnes eats fast-- and I had fencing down, she proceeded to walk right over it. ( yes I should have acquired some help, but I thought I could do it on my own) At least I managed to keep the piglets in! I now am having shooting pains as the wind whips across my face, and I have to call Jamie, because I know I can't manage this problem on my own. Within the hour he arrives with son Brian. I am beyond thankful to see them! The decision is made to go ahead and just reunite Agnes with her friend Seamus. Piglets -- you've had your mother longer than most, and it was time for you to be weaned anyway. Seamus is delighted with having his sow back. Jamie has gone to Home Depot to purchase things needed to repair the crushed by a sow PVC pipe. And hopefully this will be the end of this day's "farm episode".

The happy healthy piglets at six weeks - not weaned yet, but certainly eating and rooting enough.

If it's not one thing, it's another. Seems appropriate for daily events here. Yesterday, Dunny was acting so foolish due to his fear of a Canadian goose that was honking in a paddock ( none of the other horses were bothered) I had to catch him and put him back in his stall because I'm sure he was going to injure himself as he slid through the mud. This morning Ada discovered that Savana and Ruby had taken down fences, so horses were rummaging through the barn & in the barnyard.

Before the rain started today, I tossed out some pumpkin seeds for Agnes and her piglets. I'd say they found them tasty

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