I decided on the circular route this morning, taking us down the path away from the coast
The hawthorn hedges were a picture, full of buds and flowers
The path leads us onto a quiet back road, up a hill and past a paddock with horses
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I’m not sure if it’s National Pet Parents Day in Britain but we don’t need an excuse to celebrate pets. I was never allowed a dog growing up so the first thing I did when I married and had a house of my own was (you guessedit!) get a dog. I can’t find the one photo of my first German Shepherd but it was 1981 when we got her. When we lost her, I found Meg.
I’m joining in with the photo challenge over on Dutch Goes The Photo
The subject is animals and how they can be a source of comfort in all sorts of ways. Perhaps particularly now.
This is my dog, Finn. He a Lurcher/Saluki and we’ve had him since he was about 5 or 6 months old. He’s a rescue from LurcherSOS.
He’s a lovely boy, getting on a bit now, just turned 10 years old so not as sprightly as he was but still enjoys his walks and a run on the beach.
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