Its so beautiful!!

So last night at 10pm I finally bought a trailer. Ive been looking for so long I cant even remember how long exactly. But I finally found one that is almost perfect. And it was a great price too.

Here it is:

Its an Outback by Circle J. 2005, drop down windows, kick walls, padded adjustable dividers (great for Milo's huge butt). Its awesome. Wasnt too far away although we did get there at 10pm and got back home with at at 2am this morning but it is so worth it.

Ive spent the morning so far cleaning the snot out of it. It will still need another wash though I just got an initial one done. It had been parked under a tree so wasnt as clean as the pictures show. But there arent any dents or anything, it was all just green slime and manure. These are the photos from the sale ad, Ill take some of it hooked up to the truck and some with Milo cruising in it.

Im so excited!

Milo is getting a change of scenery

Exciting news!

Today Milo was moved down to the lower front pasture with the barn owner's two year old colt, Champ. This is one of the pastures I clean every Friday, and one that Milo gets turned out into. Its a good size pasture, probably an acre with a covered run in.

So far, when Ive turned Milo out with Champ they have gotten along great. Milo asserts himself as boss (which he loves because he is the one getting picked on all of the time, now the tables are turned because he isnt the baby anymore), than the boys face fight and graze together. I think it will be a good match.

The plan is to keep Milo there until he can be moved home hopefully next summer.

Oh, I forgot to tell you? Wes bought a house and acreage in Seabeck that we are working on to bring Milo home to. Just shy of three acres, and all usable! Fantastic!

So Milo getting accustomed to the front pasture will get him prepared for life at the house - not at a full care facility and huge warm barn. What will Milo do? (He enjoys hiding in his stall in the rain). It will be good for him though, I know he will enjoy the 24/7 turnout time.

Milo today, omnomnoming the yummy spring grass.

Dinner was in the stall, but Milo cared more about the grass pasture!