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pony-trekking masculineviaje-aventura a caballo masculine- Included in the day's fun is pony-trekking, treasure hunt, obstacle course and a barbecue to round the day off.
- With beautiful Welsh countryside all around, we enjoyed many activities, including mountain walking, swimming, canoeing, ‘gully-bashing’, orienteering, rock-climbing, quad biking and pony-trekking.
- The site also offers a wide range of activities up that part of Scotland: pony-trekking, fishing etc and also accommodation - although no prices are given.
- While her pals were pony-trekking through the Spanish countryside or working at a zoo, student Sarah Knowles found her own work placement was a far more sombre affair.
- As a result we must stop trying to sell Africa, and sell us: skiing and mountain-climbing and pony-trekking and fly-fishing and camping and no tze-tze bites in Africa!
- Students have swapped a classroom in Stockport for a rodeo in Texas and a pony-trekking business in Spain.
- Gallagher returned to his native Donegal opening a youth hostel and pony-trekking centre.
- Their conversation would be about how they spent the summer pony-trekking in the Pyrenees or working for dad in Madrid.
- We didn't go fast - indeed most ranches seem to prefer you to proceed as if pony-trekking, so if you're an experienced rider and are seeking a challenge, check first for the riding levels offered.
- Then there's port and a few Taliskers by the fire by which time we are replete and looking forward to pony-trekking on the moors tomorrow.
- Your days will be swallowed up with pony-trekking, cycling, skiing, walking, fishing off the hotel's own jetty, idling along the private beach, all of which should exhaust the kids so much you'll have the evenings to yourselves.
- If that doesn't sate you, the Macdonalds can organise fishing, deer-stalking, pony-trekking and hiking.
- This working farm includes horse and pony-trekking, crazy golf, pet corner and play area.
Further reading
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