<strong>Cooper is able to move the dog</strong><br/><br/><br/>With little trouble Cooper was able to organise a horse and carry the ‘dog’ in the direction which was offered to him. Occasionally out of the corner of his eye the man saw a dark shape in the sky, of course he could very much imagine that it was a raven. The raven appeared to be keeping time with him, though perhaps it was just his imagination.<br/><br/>Cooper felt the heat of the horse and felt its life and heartbeat, he could smell the sweet scent of its coat and horse mash. It grunted and started as the made good speed to their destination.  This was a fine chestnut gelding, with a stripe and two white socks.<br/><br/>Finally after cantering and galloping across fields and jumping hedges Cooper saw a village in the distance but before that there was a cottage. He could here the sound of children playing and various animals. He could see a woman, a rather comely woman in her forties hanging out her laundry on a line outside.<br/><br/><br/>The woman notices Cooper and his horse as well as the bag he is carrying. She waves to him, "Yoooo hooo, can I be of any 'elp tah yeah sir?" Still she continues hanging out the washing.