At the moment, freedom to me would mean getting out and about and going wherever I please. Won’t be possible for a while.
Freedom of the skies
A herd of Kashmiri goats are free to roam on the Great Orme
During lockdown they took advantage of the lack of people in town and decided to pay several visits en masse.
Finn loves being free to run off lead, especially on the beach.
And I love being free to spend time in this place without a voice following me around saying ‘haven’t you got enough books!’
Barter Books is a fantasic second hand bookshop housed in what used to be a railway station, with many, many shelves of all kinds of books, real fires, a cafe and seating areas scattered around. I really hope they can keep trading.
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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.
The worst thing about having animals is when you lose them and although you never forget them I don’t like being being without one.
Jenna came next. This was the day I took her home.Look at those little pink pads…
She loved playing in the snow
Now we have Finn, a rescue Lurcher/Saluki. He’s quite young in these photos but has always beena real couch potato, he loves relaxing and sleeping, although he is getting on a bit now so we indulge him 😉
He doesn’t balance plant pots on his head any more either!
