Tea Break
Time for a break between drives, to relax for a frindly chat with clients and carers over a cup of tea.
posted by joncolvile at
9:43 pm
Saturday, September 30, 2006
About
A personal glimpse of daily life at the Ash Tree Stables at Holton Lee (the home of the East Holton Driving Centre) near Poole in Dorset, a carriage driving centre for disabled adults. Written contributions from other helpers or disabled carriage drivers about their impressions or experiences very welcome. Just email me: jon.colvile at gmail.com Left click on an image to enlarge.
About Me
- Name: joncolvile
- Location: Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom
I retired from a lifetime of livestock farming in 2001. I did enjoy a few forays into various other occupations such as the building industry and hospital work during travels back to Kenya, where I grew up, and Australia before settling down in England in 1969.
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- Harness Maintenance
- Equine Maintenance
- Essential Maintenance
- A common sight at 8.00 a.m.
- A wheelchair client guiding Charlie Brown betwee...
- Mondays are training days. Volunteer helpers are...
- Marmite Leading Out.
- Riding Out
- Riding Lessons
- Holton Lee Show 6th Aug 06
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