Alone in the foggy woodland, the silver birch stand like ghostly sentinels, their pale trunks barely visible through the thick mist. The world feels suspended—quiet, strange, and vast—each breath drawn in a hushed, almost reverent silence. Then, through the swirling grey, a small figure emerges: a tiny white pony, no bigger than a child’s rocking horse, grazing calmly amidst the damp undergrowth. Its delicate presence shifts the mood; the solitude softens into quiet amusement. This miniature creature, so serene and unexpected, transforms the eerie stillness into a gentle moment of wonder—a brief, bright spark in the mist.
Alone in the foggy woodland, the silver birch stand like ghostly sentinels, their pale trunks barely visible through the thick mist. The world feels suspended—quiet, strange, and vast—each breath drawn in a hushed, almost reverent silence. Then, through the swirling grey, a small figure emerges: a tiny white pony, no bigger than a child’s rocking horse, grazing calmly amidst the damp undergrowth. Its delicate presence shifts the mood; the solitude softens into quiet amusement. This miniature creature, so serene and unexpected, transforms the eerie stillness into a gentle moment of wonder—a brief, bright spark in the mist.