Autumn orchards by Charles V. Ford According to lines 7-9, what does the poem suggest about the speaker's walks through the orchard?

Line's 7-9:
Loyal animals accompanied me on these excursions through the groves.
There were fast, powerful dogs, and a rainbow of funny feline hunters and loafers.
There was a lost pig and even a turkey that joined the parade for a time.

A. The speaker would have preferred to walk alone.
B. The speaker viewed the walks as a kind of pleasant celebration.
C. The animals helped break the silence of the night for the speaker.
D. The animals guided the speaker through the dark.