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  1. Heavy Horses

    Perhaps, like me, you now have Jethro Tull ear worming into your brain. My sympathies, but it’s a great track. However, I nipped down the road this morning to check out the Heavy Horse open day at Oakfield Farm. The day was hot and dry, and especially in the morning the dust that was kicked up added a decent bit of atmosphere to the proceedings.

    #dry #dusty #farming #heavyHorses #horse #landscape #manAndBeast #plough #ploughing
  2. Heavy Horses

    Heavy Horses, released on April 10, 1977, is the middle album of Jethro Tull's folk-rock trilogy. Its bookends are Songs From The Wood (1977) and Stormwatch (1979). The title track was one of the band's long-standing concert faves. Check out Heavy Horses (2003 Remaster) by Jethro Tull on Amazon Music #jethrotull #heavyhorses #70srock #rock #rockmusic #folkrock #progrock #music #musicsky #musiciansky #iananderson

    robinbannks.com/2026/04/10/hea

  3. Grab your saddle bags and go along for the ride this #TuneTuesday it's #ClipClopMusic

    My initial thought was 'Old Town Road' by Lil Nas X, but i'll share a song closer to home:

    Pale Rider #HeavyHorses
    theheavyhorses.bandcamp.com/tr

    Check out the rest of their album "Murder Ballads & Other Love Songs" if you're in a desperado mood.

    Looking forward to the first #IronMaiden toot, if one thing gallops like a horse, it's the bass of Steve Harris 🤘

  4. Heavy Horses

    Heavy Horses, released on April 10, 1977, is the middle album of Jethro Tull's folk-rock trilogy. Its bookends are Songs From The Wood (1977) and Stormwatch (1979). Check out Heavy Horses (2003 Remaster) by Jethro Tull on Amazon Music #jethrotull #heavyhorses #70srock #rock #rockmusic #folkrock #progrock #music #musicsky #musiciansky #iananderson

    robinbannks.wordpress.com/2025

  5. Just over four years ago I completed the #52Ancestors challenge (well 43 anyway). This was one of the blogs I most enjoyed writing. It was about James Slater (1890-1967) born and died in #Orkney, worked in #NewZealand, served in their #ArmedForces, #innovator, fond of #HeavyHorses, dour, determined - my grandfather. #FamilyHistory #Geneadons #Scotland @genealogy Link includes recording of him - rather spartan replies!) janealogy.co.uk/blog/52ancesto