There were now the three horses and we had moved them onto a long bank of the Medlam Drain, still at Revesby Bridge. This was at the very end of the straight road running past our house and travelling north towards Horncastle.For several years this was reasonable especially in the summer. For the winter though we had to think again. The land was heavy clay. The slightest wet made it cling to your boots and the horse’s feet like weighty glue. It would not drain; in fact it is transported and used to line the bottom of canals and lakes to keep the water in!Thank you for listening to our Buzzsprout audio stories.You can follow many of these with added film and photographs as videos and slide showson our YouTube Channel at "cracker books on youtube".WEB SITE CHANGE: New Web site at www.crackerbooks.frAt the same time, Cracker Books have produced 10 complete page turninge-books on their own Site.All the books are free to download to any device.Have a look at our bookcase and view all the book details. http://online.flipbuilder.com/crackerbooks/ Finally for lots of further information about what we publish and why have a look at our website at www.crackerbooks.fr

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