Johnsons

Ken was never more pleased to hear the sound of hooves asNorman came galloping round the corner. The shig, with itsfearsome teeth and horns had Ken cornered and wasnt taking muchnotice of Colins attempted distraction. But it hadnt reckoned onthe intervention of a Centaur. But it must have realised now that it was in for a fi ght, and with aterrifying, ear splitting, screeching bellow it turned and charged atNorman. But Norman was ready for it and turning on the spot, metit full in the face with a lightening pair of hind hooves knocking ithalf way across the road. That appeared to have slowed it down abit, but with another bellowing screech