Snowdrops
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♥Feb. 10th, 2014 // 04:13 pm♥
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Aren't they pretty?
(Have just informed Mike that it is now definitely time to change the lens cover on my camera for the good one!)
(Mike has now changed my lens cover to the good one!)
We hacked out, this morning, with me on the Baby to save Mike's back. We didn't want to go far (ditto), so we were a bit limited and it was rather muddy, which was a shame as the Baby was full of beans. Jodie had a tremendous time, though, although there was a random bit of barking at one point as we had a slow canter along the path: I think we were being asked to speed up so that she could have a proper run! (Pleased to say that, even though they rarely hear her bark, neither of the boys twitched when she did it.)
After lunch, Jodie got shut up in the house while we went to Canterbury: Mike didn't trust me to navigate safely around the floods wanted to do a bit of shopping in Canterbury, so he came with me while I went and got waxed (another very nice girl, but Just Not Des. Also, about to go on maternity leave, so that's a non-starter). It was a bit of a magical mystery tour, particularly when Mike missed the turning, but we got there ok. The river's very high even in the middle of town, and the occasional river was very much in evidence. I do feel sorry for the people who live along it.
Pooch was Terribly Excited when we got back, so I took her for a run in the hay field, which was Even More Exciting. She excelled herself on the bramble front: it was at least seven or eight feet long, before it snapped in half, and took some time to disentangle. When I told her she could get back up she excitedly span around on the spot and picked it back up again.... |
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