Instead, I was sent to see two horses being trained.
One was two years old, the other was an older pony who was very disobedient.
He actually attempted to jump over the fence of the round paddock and managed to get over it. He almost got tangled up in the wires.
I just stood there with my camera, not taking pictures.
Great photographer.
Later on, I went on a trail ride with Éloïse and two clients to the cave.
I was afraid to go inside at first because it looked like a tight squeeze, but Éloïse assured me it was larger inside.
We lit a few torches and I hesitantly followed.
I was a bit more comfortable inside, I am glad it isn't very deep because I was starting to worry I wasn't going to be able to turn back to see the light coming from the entrance.
It was humid and quite cold inside, but it was refreshing after the climb up.
We are quite certain the chickens are hiding their eggs from us, so tomorrow we will remove all of the bags of grain in the way, and hopefully, we'll find a pile of eggs.
If we don't, our chickens are useless.
Unfortunately, we can't eat them as they are not fat enough.
I cleaned my half of the room again, searched for my riding pants again.
My clothes were finally dry, so I was able to put them away.