Eggsy Pony & Friends Weekend Reads Just For You

 So last week at the end of this blog post  we mentioned that we were going to have a go at writing a daily blog post on Eggsy's Ko-fi page 9 blog posts later and we have a few weekend reads to entertain you with. Grab yourselves a cup of coffee, or other favourite beverage and have a relaxing read:


A Flashback Friday post to when Eggsy appeared on a T Shirt



A Chicken Post



No idea how many or who we are feeding



Blame St Swithun



Cherry Plum Time



Do you like butter? The Buttercup Post



Miss Darcey Puffle and the Herring Gulls - It's started again



The Big Butterfly Count 

And lastly but not least an extract from The Eggsy Pony Diaries for those who have bought Eggsy a coffee or become a Share Care Member of his Ko-fi


Here we go again - The Eggsy Pony Diaries 

So there we have it just over a weeks worth of blog posts for you to hopefully enjoy, we do hope there's something of interest amongst that lot for all of you. Have a supa dupa weekend x


About  Eggsy Pony:

 Eggsy Pony was abandoned with locking stifles when he was just a foal, you can read about his abandonment here, his care is funded via donation.

If you'd like to you can help Eggsy in the following ways:

Follow Eggsy Pony and Friends on Ko-Fi  where if you choose you can also buy him a coffee, which isn't really coffee, the coffee money goes towards his feed.

Follow, like and retweet @eggsypony on Twitter

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Follow Eggsy's  blog:  https://eggsyponyandfriends.blogspot.com

Make a donation via  Paypal : eggsypony@gmail.com

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