Sometimes I write too much. This afternoon I have been strimming the field. The dogs and Albert accompanied me. A lovely, lovely afternoon..here are the photos
The cottage with the Gop in the background covered in flowering gorse
Winnie spied Monika and her baby in the churchyard and went off to investigate
( they had sandwiches)
The Church
Albert
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George and Winnie
A rare shot of everyone together
Irene and Sylvia standoff the dogs
william chasing the batchelors
Polish monika's little girl with Winnie And Wiliam
The montanta growing over the gate
you live in a little piece of heaven!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely day in paradise! :)
ReplyDeletehere it is cold and grey and raining. :(
Lovely photos - especially the ones of George and Winnie, and the Clematis.
ReplyDeleteThe gorse this year is really vibrant! Apparently due to a 'soft' winter.
ReplyDeleteIt looks idyllic there today. X
ReplyDeleteA lovely day in your part of the world but a Bit grey here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idyllic life you lead John.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely simple photos, A nice day and a riot of pets. Perfect x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. You miss this place so much- and the folks here will surely miss you.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a Gop?
JanF
The Gop Is the hill behind which our village is sheltered.
DeleteOn top of the hill is a neolithic burial mound
Looks so idyllic.... half expected to see Laura Ingalls skipping up the cottage lane! Love the photo of George & Winnie... was wondering if you'd still got the sheep.
ReplyDeleteNice to see all the animals together. The cottage must be quite crowded for humans to find a space
ReplyDeleteIt can be claustrophobic
DeleteA bigger house next time.
DeleteSo much beauty.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks beautiful in the sunshine. That clematis is awesome.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of everyone together... All the tails that can stand up and wag, are ! Maybe even Winnies ?
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Winnie so sweet.
cheers, parsnip
The light was so beautiful - illuminating your camera shots perfectly. I understand that there is a cave on Gop Hill. Have you blogged about it before?
ReplyDeleteEach scene is idyllic whether of dogs or roses.
ReplyDeleteDogs and sunshine, two of the staples of life. Thanks so much for this beautiful stroll I'll be imagining myself there all day long!
ReplyDeleteGlorious green spring! Loved them all but especially the shots of furry ones, of course.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, every one of them. It looks such an all round happy day for all.
ReplyDeleteNow that was a fun little journey.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see so many photographs all together of where you live John. You obviously have not got that awful cold wind off the North Sea that we have here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a paradise, John. I always admire your wordy blogs and often try to emulate! But I enjoyed the walk through your village and especially love seeing all your babies together.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the gop? What does it mean? Lovely photo's John. Your dogs are just gorgeous as is the Montana. I find your green lanes and fields glorious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely village. Enjoyed the view while i took a break from work in the windowless basement where i am assigned my little cubicle. Thank you..
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! But blue skies and sunshine? Did you use Photoshop?
ReplyDeleteLoved your beautiful photos but, for me, you could never write too much.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely day for a stroll. Your village is so beautiful! You have an eye for photography John!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Your cottage looks very much like the one I used to have in Cornwall. x
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful and amusing walk.
ReplyDeletei love the pic of them altogether and that Albert just shows his arse! Bless.
ReplyDeleteNow I know where to find you :o) Very nice pics.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely, homey pictures of your space, place, corner of the world. :-)
ReplyDeleteAn idyllic day in Trelawnydd. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh. How absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI loved following you around. Wonderful pictures of your place in the world.
ReplyDeleteI like today's post john ...bit of a throwback to your early blogging days ....animals , pets , sunshine , strimmed grass pathways .....
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely series of photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
What a great way to see another piece of the world. And by the way, that 3rd photo looks like a postcard!
ReplyDeleteHugs and smooches to all the furry friends!
I loved these .. I took a quick look earlier in the day but now I have enjoyed really looking at them all, slowly and not missing anything.
ReplyDeleteSo .... I want to live there too :)
Two pictures stand out for me; that beautiful shot of your church, and the Clematis and gate. Prizewinners.
ReplyDeletePictures that make me want to dance - and shout "WHEEEEEEE!"
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful series of photos- idyllic and almost timeless, some of them reminded me of the Darling buds of May ! Is that fair?
ReplyDeleteLovely. The Church looks pretty. Your cottage and all who inhabit looks homely. Did Winnie get a crust ?
ReplyDeleteBy the look of her the whole loaf
DeleteGreat pictures of your beautiful part of the world. I have serious gate envy now, stunning Montanta. Nice to see all your furries together too.
ReplyDeleteApologies the clematis is called montana
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your surroundings. We read so much about things that happen, it is nice to now see the settings. I love the one with all the "family" together. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteOh My . . .
ReplyDeleteThe church . . .
Beautiful Montana Clematis at garden gate . . .
And the entire crew, sunshine, and a few extras . . .
Words, stories, photos . . . you are wonderful . . .
Going back for another look.
Beautiful photos, especially the montana which I also have :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, especially the montana which I also have :)
ReplyDeleteMy two year old daughter marched up to my cat, jammed her pointed finger directly against his anus and announced "Hole." Aside from jumping straight up in the air, he made no further remark.
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha..out loud..love it. They say kids don't catch diseases from animals..worms I guess but I'll bet your little one got a good scrub. The cat will no doubt be watchig behind humself in future..Im still laughing about this visual image!
DeleteThanks John for the wonderful pictures and a walk in your meadow..delightful
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