Sunday, 6 December 2009

Hunter Wellingtons for Dad



I'm entering this Hunter boot competition for my dad, who goes through a few pairs of wellies a year. My family live on a small holding in Carmarthenshire, South Wales, where we are flooded in around 20 times a year. My Dad (Mick), bless him is out all weathers in his welly boots! I have attached a photo of my dad, braving the floods, and also one of my 'lane' flooded.

Lucy Halpin
Kidwelly
UK

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Hunter Wellingtons Unique Entry

Life in Hunter Wellingtons


Sent in by
Andrew Finch
Wattlesborough
Shropshire
Sy5 9EB
UK


Winner receives a Free set of Hunter Wellingtons, for more details on how to enter check out http://www.targetwholesale.co.uk/ Official Hunter Boot Dealer.

Wednesday, 25 November 2009

Wellies, My Wellies


Wellies, Wellies, all in muck

wet and dry just like a duck.

Red ones, green ones, yellow and blue,

hose them off, they look like new!

In my garden, among Peonies and Posies,

happy am I, especially my toesies.

Tell me, please tell me, just give me one clue;

is there anything you can't do,

better than a shoe?

We climb and we splash and we kick and we crunch;

we work and we play and skip to make brunch-

We're high and we're low, we're fast, we're slow;

we lie amidst things that grow and glow.

Down by the creek, so dewy and sleek,

your grips and your buckles look very unique.

Oh, my Wellingtons... how do you do it?

There's a Dolce ad, and you're right next to it!

You do have style, you must admit, feats of strength, such depth and grit!

Paisley, polka dots, plaid and plain,

Fearlessly, standing tall, against wind, snow, and rain!

Impermeable, irresistible, get up and go;

Wellies, my Wellies, I do love you so!

Pam Morgan
Moscow, PA USA
Winner receives a Free set of Hunter Wellingtons, for more details on how to enter check out http://www.targetwholesale.co.uk/ Official Hunter Boot Dealer.

Sunday, 22 November 2009

An Ode to Hunter Wellingtons


I really do love Hunters.
Their Wellies are simply the best.
Perfect for splashing in puddles.
To get things off you chest.

I have a pair of Green ones.
Which make me look quite posh.
I'd love another brighter pair.
Just simply don't have the dosh.

Having been a little bit poorly.
My daily walk is my fave.
I lose myself in the countryside.
And try to remain strong and brave.

So another pair of Hunters.
Would beat the winter blues.
And I'll be twitter charm personified.
If you do, indeed, me choose.
By Sara Stewart
UK

Saturday, 31 October 2009

Wear Hunter Wellingtons to Your Horse Live 2009

Clips from Your Horse Live 2008



Another event for your Hunter Wellingtons to Experience, Your Horse Live 2009 on 14-15 November 2009 at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire. This show has everything for the equine enthusiasts from celebrity demonstrations by Tim Stockdale, Extensive Shopping, Natural & Holistic Zone, Interactive Zone for advice, Celebrity Signings, and live entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.

The Breeds Village is one of our favourites, this years 12 rare breeds include Welsh Pony and Cob Society, Australian Stock Horse, The Fell Pony Society, Irish Draught, Lusitano, Exmoor Pony Society, Caspian, New Forest, Mules, Quarter Horse, Dales Pony Society, and Highland Pony Society.

You will also want to check out the Simulator Zone new for 2009. Here you can test your riding, dressage and racing skills with a specialist instructor on hand to provide feedback for improvement. This is expected to be very popular and if you want to avoid disappointment you can book a slot on the day.

For more information about Your Horse Live or to purchase tickets in advance Click Here

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Friday, 2 October 2009

Ghost Hunting in Your Hunter Wellingtons



Hunter Wellingtons are perfect for the Autumn, with dropping temperatures and our thoughts awakening to all things spooky and imaginative. To celebrate this creepy season why not put your Hunter boots on and take the Stratford upon Avon Original Ghost Walk. This spine chilling tour is led by ghost author, broadcaster and researcher Dave Matthews the owner of Creaky Cauldron museum in Henley Street. The tour takes you through the narrow alleyways of one of the oldest and strangest market towns in England and is guaranteed to send a shiver down your spine and chill you to your very core.

The Creaky Cauldron also holds the Annual Stratford upon Avon Halloween Festival with spooktacular events from ghost walks, ghost hunts, competitions and more that will run for the whole month of October.

The tours start at the Creaky Cauldron every evening at 9:00pm and must be prebooked. Tickets cost £7.50 for adults and £5.00 for concessions. To book call 01789 290969 or visit http://www.stratfordhalloweenfestival.com/

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Thursday, 24 September 2009

Drew Barrymore in Hunter Wellingtons

Those Hunter Wellingtons suite you Drew! Drew Barrymore was pictured on the set of Going the Distance in a set of Navy Original Hunter Wellingtons.
Drew Barrymore stars opposite Justin Long in this new ROM-com film Going the Distance, an observational comedy about a young couple navigating their way through perils of a long distance relationship who quickly discover that "going the distance" might cost them everything they have, including one another. Release date: October 8, 2010
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009

Hunter Wellingtons are Perfect for Countryside Live

Looking for a traditional country show to wear your Hunter Wellingtons too, look no further the Countryside Live show takes place on Saturday 24Th October- 25Th October 2009 at the Great Yorkshire Showground and organised by the same team who bring you the Great Yorkshire Show. This is the perfect chance to see the whole countryside in one go.


The Horsemanship Masterclasses will be hosted by International Show Jumper and ex-Olympian, Graham Fletcher who will be giving top tips for improving your riding- whether flat or over jumps. Whatever your level theirs something for everyone. Be sure to also check out the Equine Classes for Ridden and In-hand, perfect for the budding competitor.

Countryside Live aims to be Yorkshire's premier fatstock event in autumn with dedicated rings on both days of the show, one the children always love to watch.

You may like to let your taste buds vote for the best Yorkshire Sausages, who aim to find the best in Yorkshire.

And our favourite for great family entertainment is the Dog Agility. The Harrogate Agility Team will be returning with their dogs to put them through the weaving lines and up and down see-saw, only if I could get my dog to do that.

These are just a couple of events on offer be sure the check it out for yourself, tickets for Adults cost £8.50, Children £4, or Family (2 Adults & 3 Children) £23. They do offer Advance prices for more information you can telephone Countryside Live on 01423 541000.

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Saturday, 12 September 2009

Brix Smith-Start Loves Hunter Wellingtons

Brix Smith-Start Loves Hunter Wellingtons


Hunter Wellingtons are Brix Smith-Start's favourite fashion Welly. For those of you who may not know the name Brix Smith-Start, she is an American singer and guitarist known for being a member of British post-punk band The Fall, but the success of her UK business London indie Start has proved she is a natural stylist. She has appeared on TV shows such as Gok's Fashion Fix and you can watch her perform her festival fashion flair above in Big Brothers Little Brother.
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Saturday, 15 August 2009

Rock V Festival in Hunter Wellingtons



Rock your Hunter Wellingtons a this years V Festival on 22nd-23rd August 2009 held at Weston Park. Weston Park is a remarkable house set in 1,000 acres of Brown parkland with a rich history dating back to the Domesday Book. The principal survivor of those times is the park which now forms part of the Medieval deer forest.

The V Festival has been going strong for 11 years now and they still continue to deliver some of the worlds greatest artists with this year being no different. If you are among the very lucky who have a ticket to this sold out event you will be enjoying the likes of Oasis, The Killers, Snow Patrol, Elbow, and Razorlight to just name a few.

Whilst the music is guaranteed certain elements such as the British weather is not, so be sure to travel as light as possible and only pack the essentials. Take some warm and waterproof clothing, even in summer the weather can take a turn for the worse and being soaked to the bone and caked in wet mud for 2 days is not going to be a pleasant experience for most.

Most of all don't forget to take your Hunter Wellies, sun cream, wet wipes, mobile and a torch is paramount. At night it is virtually impossible to spot your tent amidst the thousands of others, even an impossible task in broad daylight, not forgetting the number of guy ropes you'll end up tripping over if your torch is forgotten

A festival experience can be something exhilarating to look back on and to tell the grandkids about in years to come.

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Monday, 10 August 2009

Cheap Hunter Wellingtons Perfect for Bestival



Make sure your Hunter Wellingtons are leak free and ready for this years Bestival, for those of you who don't already know, Bestival is an award winning 3day boutique music festival set at Robin Hill near Downend and Newport in the heart of the Isle of Wight.

This is another festival approaching it's 10th birthday after BBC Radio 1 DJ Leftfield had a dream to one day create his vision of a modern day festival. Josie da Bank and partners John and Ziggy from get involved have helped achieve that vision creating a Musical Wonder Land.

Most people who come to Bestival camp and its a great way to experience the true festival vibe, unfortunately though for some camping just isn't their cup of tea. For a bit more comfort you can hire a Tipi, Yurt or PodPad that are on site. You can also bring your own camper van but you will need to buy a camper van ticket! Looking for a B&B or hotel check out http://www.islandbreaks.co.uk/ keep close to places like Newport, Ryde or Cowes.

This festival is sold out but you may still be able to buy swap or sell check out Sunday Best for more info http://www.sundaybest.net/site/forums/

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Monday, 3 August 2009

Hunter Balmoral Sovereign Wellingtons Sale

NEW HUNTER BALMORAL SOVEREIGN



Hunter Boot have released the New Hunter Balmoral Sovereign Wellingtons, the most luxurious and robust boot for those who demand the ultimate. This Welly falls in the sport category as it is commonly used for shoots and game, but don't be fooled this Wellie boot can turn heads in the field and town.

The Balmoral Sovereign are the improved replacement of discontinued Sovereign, this welly is available in Black or Brown and comes with Vulcanised natural rubber construction, built on an orthopaedic last for the legendary Hunter fit. It also has a Waterproof gusset with full length zipper closure and stud fastener. A technical all terrain Vibram sole, the world leader in high performance outsoles with a soft full grain luxurious leather, with neoprene lining on upper foot area. Contoured inside with reinforced instep and an Energy rebound with heel shock absorbing pads. They also Come with a set of removable insoles for adapting the boot fit between seasons, how ingenious!


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Thursday, 30 July 2009

Buy Cheap Hunter Wellingtons


Buy Cheap Hunter Wellingtons in our biggest ever sale, all Hunter Wellies are marked less than RRP! We have listed our Top Sellers in each Hunter Style.

Original Hunter Wellies Top 5 Best Sellers!
  1. Black
  2. Gold
  3. Navy

  4. White

  5. Violet Gloss

Top 5 Best Sellers Over All Hunter Wellies!

  1. Black Original
  2. Festival Black Tall 2009 Limited Edition
  3. Huntress Black
  4. RHS Thistle & Forget-me-not

  5. Balmoral Neo

Top 5 Hunter Kids Best Sellers!

  1. Kids Black
  2. Kids Silver
  3. Kids Fuchsia
  4. Kids Navy

  5. Kids Gold
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Saturday, 25 July 2009

Hunter Wellies and Music Festivals-with out camping


Hunter Wellingtons are a festival must even if you can't face spending several sleepless nights under canvas, head for the nearest luxury B&B or hotel instead.

Camping seems to be the new cool, but it isn't for everyone.

The Big Chill Festival August 6-9, Eastnor Castle Deer Park, Herefordshire (www.bigchill.net). The ultimate laid-back weekend in tranquil surroundings includes Basement Jaxx, Orbital and Friendly Fires. Weekend tickets £145 (£4 or £60 for children); Sunday tickets £70.
Where to stay:
Aspen House (01432 840353, www. aspenhouse.net; doubles from £74), a lovely 18th-century cottage about ten miles from the site in idyllic Hoarwithy. The four-room property is avowedly eco, from its low-energy light bulbs to the locally sourced organic breakfasts in a communal dining area. You can even have an Indian head massage if you ask nicely. The family-owned Cottage in the Wood (01684 588860, www.cottagein the wood.co.uk; doubles from £99) in nearby Malvern Wells also makes a relaxing retreat.

Green Man Festival August 21-23, Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons, Wales (www.thegreenmanfestival.co.uk).
Lovely, folk-oriented festival, as popular with families as it is with earnest young men with beards. Headliners include Wilco and Bon Iver. Weekend tickets £115 (ages 13-17 £50, age 12 and under free).
Where to stay Just a short drive away, the New White Lion (01550 720685, www.newwhitelion.co.uk; doubles from £90) in Llandovery is a gorgeous, intimate retreat. Opt for the largest room, the wonderfully named Physicians of Myddfai. The Angel Hotel (01873 857121, www.angelhotelabergavenny.com; doubles from £85), a Georgian coaching inn just around the corner from the festival in Abergavenny, is another stylish and comfortable option with a smattering of family room.
Rufus Purdy edits the hotel guides Mr and Mrs Smith (0845 0340700, http://www.mrandmrssmith.com/)

V Festival 22-23 August, Hylands Park, Chelmsford, Essex; Weston Park, Staffordshire (http://www.vfestival.com/). Tickets are now sold out.
Where to Stay: If you already have tickets for the Essex event, then the 15-room Bell Inn & Hill House (01375 642463, www.bell-inn.co.uk; doubles from £55, not including breakfast) in Horndon on the Hill, makes a comfortable, traditional retreat. Going to the Staffordshire event? Book yourself into High Meadows Guest House (01889 882449, http://www.highmeadowshouse.co.uk/; doubles from £60) in the bucolic riverside village of Great Haywood. Its enviable position in the Cannock Chase country park is the perfect peaceful antidote to two days of beered-up Oasis fans swaggering between drinks tents.

The Reading and Leeds Festivals (28-30 August), Tickets are sold out.
Where to Stay: For the Reading Festival, opt for the out-of-town Thameside charms of Goring's 18th-century inn the Miller of Mansfield (01491 872829, ), which blends traditional and modern features. Simply catch a train into Reading for the festival. For the Leeds event, stay at 42 The Calls (0113 2440099, http://www.42thecalls.co.uk/; doubles from £89), a smart riverside boutique hotel within easy reach of the festival site.

Bestival (11-13 September), Robin Hill Country Park, Isle of Wight (Bestival still offers a line-up that most other festivals could only dream of. Weekend tickets £140, age 13-15, £70, (age 12 and under free).
Where to Stay: There is nowhere on the island more in keeping with the festival's playful ethos than the Enchanted Manor (01983 730215, http://www.enchantedmanor.co.uk/; doubles from £285 for a three-night minimum stay, including car-ferry transfers). The seven-room B&B is a celebration of all things winged and magical, even the gardens, which twinkle with fairylights from dusk onwards, offer an enchanted folly. It's not all style over substance, though. Comfy four-poster beds, luxurious bathrooms and a hearty breakfast make it the perfect Bestival base. The Indian-themed Bonchurch Manor (01983 852868, http://www.bonchurchmanor.com/), is a fun alternative.

So remember as long as your Hunter Wellies are packed, some sort of rain mac, and sun screen, you will be fine!

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Tuesday, 14 July 2009

Festivals, Families and Hunter Wellies




Festivals, Families and Hunter Wellies are on the increase as the rave generation hit their 40s. A number of summer music festivals like the Big Chill, Gulifest, Green Man, Womad and the Latitude are catering for families with a children's arena, to keep those little Sunflower Pixie Rosepetals busy while you enjoy the live music.

Here are some Festival tips for parents:

1. Make sure you want your children with you. You will miss out on some things and may like to bring a nanny. Not an expensive child minder but your gran or a friend or Lot's of friends who can share the childcare.

2. Try to travel light, most essentials will be on site. But do not forget to pack those Hunter Wellies, not only are they fashionable but functional too. Trench foot is not good for parents or children! Not forgetting to pack plenty of wet wipes, these are great for everything.

3. Write your Mobile number on their arm with a maker and point out steward in high-vis jackets who can help them if they get lost.

4. Pick the right festival. The websites will let you know which ones have stuff on for kids. Remember there are always a few unpleasant aspects to festivals wherever it is: big crowds, loud noise, drunks and undesirables.

5. Play them some of the bands you are likely to hear at the festival. Recognizing the music will help add to their enjoyment.

6. Take plenty of snacks and drinks- festival food tends to be pricey, spicy and involve a long queues.

7. Research your festival carefully-some offer play groups and creches.

8. As soon as you get their check the map so you know where the toilets, wash areas and emergency facilities are.

9. Wheelbarrows or a Radio Flyer Wagon these are a good way to get tired kids back to the tent.

10. Try to get a pass which allows you to park close to where you are camped so you don't have to walk for miles back to your car.

11. Invest in some noise reduction headphones for your children they even come in pink or lime! Check out this site we found Peltor Kids.

12. Enjoy yourself! Even if your child moans for the whole weekend- as soon as they get home they will be telling their friends what a brilliant time they had and which famous celebrities they spotted!

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Monday, 6 July 2009

Hunter Wellingtons Perfect for T In The Park

Revellers should remember to pack their Hunter Wellies for this years T in the Park, as forecasters are predicting a muddy washout.
Torrential downpours and thunderstorms are expected to leave the Balado festival site soaked with some localised flooding. Organisers have insisted the heavy rain that is predicted won't put the festival in jeopardy.

With over 180 artists performing across 11 stages over 3days, T in the Park attracts the finest international talent from Kings of Leon, Rem, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Who, Green Day, The Killers, Foo Fighters, Oasis, Primal Scream and home-grown heroes Franz Ferdindad just to name a few.

With fifteen years of success behind it and another weekend of the very best music on the planet, T in the Park will most definitely be one of the best festivals this year with or without rain.

Everyone in Scotland knows anything can happen when it comes to weather, so come prepared for all weathers and don't forget to pack those Hunter Wellies! As we say here dry feet are happy feet!

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Kings of Leon in Hunter Wellies!

Sunday, 28 June 2009

Jimmy Choo Hunters make a splash at Glastonbury 2009


All festival-goers know a sturdy pair of Wellingtons are a must for Glastonbury. Even if the forecast is for sunny weather don't leave things to chance. festival footwear has just got chicer with the collaboration of Jimmy Choo and Hunters creating the most luxurious Wellington boots around. The Jimmy Choo philosophy is to create exclusive shoes and accessories that are both luxurious and practical whilst creating a look recognised as "Jimmy Choo". They have managed to produce a sleek interpretation of this British Classic.


Bob Geldof's daughter joined the celebrity contingent at the musical festival, sporting the same £250 Jimmy Choo wellies as Jo Whiley and Naomi Campbell.

Pixie Geldof the 19-year-old's designer footwear was caked in festival mud as she joined party boy fashion designer Henry Holland for a drink.


If the Jimmy Choo Hunters are out of your budget than don't worry you can still look fashionable like Nicola Roberts and boyfriend Charlie Fennell in matching Black Original Hunter Wellies. The Original Hunters RRP for £60.

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Thursday, 25 June 2009

Moss Pack Hunter Wellies

Glastonbury is starting this week and the forecasters have predicted isolated thundery showers that will hit the festival site today and tomorrow, although temperatures will remain high and humid. Wellies are always a must!

The Sun news paper on Wednesday the 24Th of June 2009 business editor Steve Hawkes quotes in his article "Moss Have Boots" Kate Moss's favourite Welly "Hunter Wellies" sales going up by 116% last week alone.

But you don't need Glastonbury to have this look, Hunter Wellies are great for the garden, shopping in the rain, festivals and walking the dog. Just remember dry feet are happy feet.

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Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Watch Gordon Ramsay Make Beef Wellington

Beef Wellington is a preparation of beef tenderloin coated with pâté (often pâté de foie gras) and duxelles, which is then wrapped in puff pastry and baked. The origin of the name is unclear but one theory is that beef Wellington was named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. Some have suggested this was due to his love of a dish of beef, truffles, mushrooms, Madeira wine, and pâté cooked in pastry, but there is no evidence to say for sure. Other accounts simply credit the name to a patriotic chef wanting to give an English name to a variation on the French filet de bœuf en croûte during a period when England was often at odds with France. Still another theory is that the dish is not named after the Duke himself, but rather that the finished joint was thought to resemble one of the brown shiny military boots which were named after him.

A Great British dish used for Sunday lunch or even a dinner party. Watch Gordon Ramsay step by step on how to create this mouth watering master piece. Enjoy!

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Saturday, 6 June 2009

How a Hunter Wellington is Made


If you live in rural Britain or simply love walking in the countryside all year round, there is one item of country clothing that you are bound to own: a pair of good, stout Wellington boots. Whether you have to contend with mud, puddles or a mixture of both, rubber wellies are undoubtedly the best footwear for the job.

Hunter Wellington boots are by far the best-known wellies in the UK, even receiving worldwide fame with fans located across the world. Having been making them for more than a century, the Hunter company has mastered the design of rubber Wellingtons and has developed specialist pairs for various uses.

In its manufacture of welly boots, Hunter uses a variety of materials to obtain the best possible performance and comfort. However, not just any old materials are chosen for use in Hunter wellies. New fabrics go through a rigorous process of testing to ensure that they will perform at the highest levels and will be incredibly durable. Durability is an especially important issue to consider, since most Hunter Wellington boots will be worked hard by their wearer and it is essential that they will last.

What are my Hunter boots made from?

Once the rubber arrives, it is mashed up, beaten and rolled out onto huge cutting tables, where different cutters (not unlike pastry cutters) are employed for each individual section of the boot. Step-by-step, each section is then placed on top of a metal 'last' (pictured at top of page) - starting with the neoprene or leather sock, then the heel piece, the rubber on the outside, the sole, and finishing with the famous Hunter logo - until an individual boot has been created.



The boots are then cooked, or vulcanised, in big ovens so all the molecules in the rubber are bonded together, making it stronger and waterproof. The boots are then trimmed, checked over thoroughly by one of the factory workers and packaged up for sale. There is very little waste as the unvulcanised rubber trimmings from the cutting table can just be mashed up and used again.

There are a number of fabrics which are used in the extensive range of Hunter wellies, and not just the supple green rubber that makes up the outer surface of the boot. These materials include a number of advanced textiles which have been specially developed for high performance clothing and footwear.

Some Hunter boots include the revolutionary Outlast fabric. Amazingly, this was originally formulated for NASA in order to offer the best possible temperature control for astronauts through their clothing. This clever fabric takes excess heat and stores it until such a time it is needed, then releases it. In boots, an Outlast fabric means that your feet should not get either too hot or too cold.
Another material that is utilised by Hunter in its production of outdoor footwear is the eVENT fabric. This offers all-day dryness, as tiny pores in the material allow sweat and water vapour to be wicked away from the skin. It also promotes warmth, as dry skin is more likely to be warm skin. eVENT fabrics feature particularly prominently in the range of Hunter walking and shooting boots.
A third high tech material used in Hunters New Balmoral Royal and Balmoral Sovereign range, is the ultimate in climate control designed for maximum warmth. Superb quality field featuring a unique luxury grain leather leg lining. Bringing new heights of warmth and comfort, one of Hunters premier shooting boots.
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Tuesday, 26 May 2009

Poems about Wellies

Weird and Wonderful Wellie Poems




"Ode to a Welly" by Maggie Chaplin
Farmer Tustian's welly has walked for countless miles,
squelched through muddy gateways and clambered over tiles
It's been polished by the morning dew and clarted up the dung,
and up till now its merits have largely gone unsung.
It's pushed the spade and turned the sod, heeled in the winter kale,
It's climbed the hill and scaled the fence or lingered in the vale.
On shingle nearly lost it's grip slithered on the brash.
Been still with cold and slick with oil caked in bonfire ash.
It's been streaked with grease at shearing, splashed with herbicidal spray
And doused with disinfectant to keep FMD away.
It's trampled dock and thistle and scuffed the autumn leaves,
Stamped on irksome molehills, been trodden on by theaves.
It's paced both recent furrow and swathes of new-mown hay
And cracked the ice on puddles on frosty winter's day.
It seemed this life was endless till it's partner split its sole
And was no longer watertight so had no useful role.
The worthless boot was thrown away but was then of its mate?
Its walking days were finished. It had another fate.
The farmers trusty welly now no longer shields his tread,
Transported by an engine, it sheathes tractor parts instead.


" Ode To A Welly" by Aled Jones aged 15
Ladies, Gents, its time for welly week,
Celebrating the footwear when the weather's bleak.
I stomp around without a care,
Every farmer should own a pair.
Because he trims sheep's feet all day,
Dad's are covered in purple spray!
Mums owns spotty ones, they aren't plain,
And are perfect for splashing in the rain.
I wear old ones, they aren't plain,
And are perfect for splashing in the rain.
I wear old ones, dirty and green,
A lot of use, my pair have seen.
A friend to the farmers-water they block,
But when mine broke, I gained a wet sock.
Hunters are the best, the king of the shoe
Oh without wellies, what would we do?
Offering protection against water so deep,
Always on our feet when we herd the sheep.
From trekking through marsh, or jumping over heather,
Wellies are perfect, whatever the weather.
Oh I love wellies to no end,
So ode to a welly- a true farmers friend.

"Something in my Welly" by Gareth Lancaster
There's something thick and slimy,
It's down there in my welly.
It squidges and it sploshes,
And it's also rather smelly!
I should of checked it just before,
I plunged my foot straight in.
But I didn't; I feel stupid.
I'm not sure what I've stepped in!
And so I'm in a quandary,
I'm not sure I want to know,
What resides in my welly,
And is squishing tween my toes!
It feels so cold and squelchy,
Oh it's filling me with fear,
Of all the things that it could be,
And I'm too scared to peer!
It could be jam, it could be worse!
It could be mud or goo!
It could be almost anything,
Like week-old drool or glue!
Consumed with dread I peek inside,
Not ready for shock!
And lurking deep with in the dark?
Is a wet and stinky sock!


"Take Me Away Wellies" by Janet Brice Parker
I'm going to run in my wellies
and kick up sugar-white sand.
I'll splash at the edge of the ocean
and hold onto your hand.
There my be a cool breeze in Destin.
No swim suit weather for us.
But a nip in the air at the sea makes me smile.
Cold weather here makes me fuss.
I can hardly wait to fall in bed
and hear the ocean's roar.
Nature rocks us to sleep and God's voice speaks
and sweet dreams will make us soar.
Five blissful days in Destin.
The smell of salt and fish.
A sunset so fine, a glass of wine
while the sun and ocean kiss.
So, I hope that all of you miss me.
I'll think of your beautiful words.
I hope I will write a day and night.
But I'll probably eat like a bird (all of the time)
So goodbye it is from me to you.
I'll be back way too soon.
But I'll think of certain poet friends
when I look at the face of the moon.

"Yellow Wellies" by David Axton
New yellow wellies for someone aged four
Guarding the bed every night;
Waiting to be
The first things she'll see
When she opens her eyes to the light.
Bright yellow wellies for someone aged four
Jumping in puddles for fun
Splashing aways
A great game to play
And something that has to be done.
Strong yellow wellies for someone aged four
Kicking up leaves in the wood;
The pile of leaves
Comes up the the knees
So the kicking is not very good.
Warm yellow wellies for someone aged four
Lying around on their own
Not much to do
Now winter is through
And the feet of their owner have grown.

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Thursday, 21 May 2009

Recycle Your Hunter Wellies


In today's world there is a growing awareness of the urgent problem of waste management. Much of this waste is packaging material- metal, paper, glass and plastic, and after use it is thrown into our dustbins and transported to increasingly expensive landfill sites or incinerated. But a growing proportion is sorted and recycled. As a result, new materials are being devised and fabricated.

Kids grow out of their coloured wellie boots so quickly and thousands of pairs eventually disappear into landfill sites. To help the environment there are several ways to recycle your Children's and even Adults old wellies.

One way is to reuse them: this can be done by cutting down your old wellies converting them to New slip-ons. If you want to be more creative why not use them in the garden as planters making a chic display. Even your family pet can enjoy being ecofriendly, by keeping a set in your garden for your pet dog to use as a toy.


You can also find websites to recycle all of your unwanted items. We like http://www.recycle.co.uk/ Remember your old unwanted items might be junk to you but could be useful to someone else.


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