Penny figures out how to get to the other side of the paddock high up over a rock ledge

She wanted to come to me when she saw me and I didn't want her to walk to close to the edge of the rock face, so I stopped filming and continued from where I wanted her to walk back to. It's good she can now follow Cleo and isn't left alone on one side of the paddock. It's also good for her back muscles to go up and down hills. I just don't want her to venture too close to the rock face edge. I'm sure she is smart, but if she thinks food is involved she may put her better judgement aside and be braver than she should.
I will need to up her and Cleo's hard feeds heading into the colder weather. I've bought some more feed sized buckets with lids, so I can make up a day's worth of feeds at a time, so if I'm pressed for time it will be easier during the day. These two girls will now need two small feeds a day.