Geography was never my strong suit, so can someone tell me why Wales is closer to the North Pole than I am (and all US readers are) and yet we have three bloody feet of snow and more coming TWICE by the end of the week and John has green grass?!
We have the gulf stream, too, right past our door, but after watching the news now I gather the gulf stream is doing battle with the Siberian Express (a big swoosh of frigid air being shared with North America by Siberia - thanks, guys!) and the SE is winning :)
Ah well, enjoy your green grass on behalf of all of us poor slobs buried in snow and ice!
I love that photo. You always make me smile when you have photos of the dogs . I just love that photo of you asleep with a dog also asleep on your face xxx
Here is my offering for your wedding - with apologies to the Bard - some of his lines and one or two of my own (and in case you are wondering, the 'lovely boys' is Shakespeare's!
Sweet love renew thy force; be it not said 'tis writ in moods and frowns and wrinkles strange. Oaths of thy love, thy truth, thy constancy triumph in love the more the years pass by. Thou my lovely boys who in thy power dost hold times fickle glass, his sickle hour. Richer than wealth, prouder than garments cost - still constant in a wondrous excellence. Wild music burthens forth on every bough and joyous song proclaims your union now!
Very many happy returns of your joyous day! With love from Weaver and her farmer.
I couldn't get our dogs to stand still like that up our local hill - too busy racing around sniffing out rabbits!! Lovely photo. When is the big day? x
I can never get mine to stay in the same place long enough to snap a pic. Ok part of the problem is it takes me a long time to get myself ready to snap a pic! The village seems safe indeed with those two.
They need wings.
ReplyDeleteThe grass is green! It cannot possibly be like spray painting the baseball grass green in April; I'm sure it's the real deal.
ReplyDeleteOMB, there is NO SNOW on that hill! amazing! there ARE green spots in the world in february!
ReplyDeletethey're making sure all is right in the world!
ReplyDeleteGeography was never my strong suit, so can someone tell me why Wales is closer to the North Pole than I am (and all US readers are) and yet we have three bloody feet of snow and more coming TWICE by the end of the week and John has green grass?!
ReplyDeleteIts the gulf stream
DeleteWe have the gulf stream, too, right past our door, but after watching the news now I gather the gulf stream is doing battle with the Siberian Express (a big swoosh of frigid air being shared with North America by Siberia - thanks, guys!) and the SE is winning :)
DeleteAh well, enjoy your green grass on behalf of all of us poor slobs buried in snow and ice!
Oh, and George and Winnie are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteWinnie appears to be singing, "The hills are alive with The Sound of Music!" Is she a soprano?
ReplyDeleteBass baritone
DeleteI want to be where the green is. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Winnie are about to take off and "Ride Like The Wind"
ReplyDeleteThey both are such Gud Dugs !
cheers, parsnip
What is so interesting down below? Prey?
ReplyDeleteSurveying their kingdom. Now jump, and spread your arms!
ReplyDeleteLovely...... master and mistress of all they survey.
ReplyDeleteI think dogs get as much of a buzz as we do at being high up.
I love that photo. You always make me smile when you have photos of the dogs . I just love that photo of you asleep with a dog also asleep on your face xxx
ReplyDeleteScottie looks very wise.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Winifred is actually smiling after that climb.
ReplyDeleteHere is my offering for your wedding - with apologies to the Bard - some of his lines and one or two of my own (and in case you are wondering, the 'lovely boys' is Shakespeare's!
ReplyDeleteSweet love renew thy force; be it not said
'tis writ in moods and frowns and wrinkles strange.
Oaths of thy love, thy truth, thy constancy
triumph in love the more the years pass by.
Thou my lovely boys who in thy power
dost hold times fickle glass, his sickle hour.
Richer than wealth, prouder than garments cost -
still constant in a wondrous excellence.
Wild music burthens forth on every bough
and joyous song proclaims your union now!
Very many happy returns of your joyous day! With love from
Weaver and her farmer.
You excell as always pat
DeleteThank you xx
Arent they cuties. in a Bruce Forsyth voice "George is my favourite"
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get our dogs to stand still like that up our local hill - too busy racing around sniffing out rabbits!! Lovely photo. When is the big day? x
ReplyDeleteLove the wind blowing George's hair ... will it take his ( bad ) breath away ?
ReplyDeletebit of trivia, Daryl from TWD was Nate in the TV programme Charmed. Have just seen him. He looks nice and clean lol
ReplyDeleteI can never get mine to stay in the same place long enough to snap a pic. Ok part of the problem is it takes me a long time to get myself ready to snap a pic! The village seems safe indeed with those two.
ReplyDeleteThis is a truly beautiful and majestic shot :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot
ReplyDeleteTwiggy
Winnie resembles me after a climb to the top of anything. Lovely shot - lovely dogs.
ReplyDeleteWhere's Lassie?
ReplyDeleteI would be quite content to sit on the top of the hill with the pups.
ReplyDeleteWinnie looks the queen of all she surveys. (Oh, unless you are the queen of all you survey?)
ReplyDeleteNice to hear your voice here:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8g34RlLOe0
Not the voice I imagined, for some reason.
This is good too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdDrnYBAk7M
Bloody hell, i forgot about these
DeleteThe second one was nothing to do with me
DeleteYes I know the 2nd was nothing to do with you. Gop Hill Cairn/Mound is interesting.
DeleteSuperb photo!
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