I nearly broadsided one of the wild goats of Llandudno when I got into work this evening
He was a magnificent fellow who gave me the Dead Eye as I drove into the hospice car park.
We are situated a stones through from West Shore and its magnificent views at sunset
Beautiful view. What’s the red thing on the wall? Denise
ReplyDeleteIt's a life bouy
DeleteThat wild goat is a beauty. I am glad that you didn't hit him. Your views are spectacular too.
ReplyDeleteBut not his views on capital punishment.
DeleteHe is so lovely and so precious I feel so emotional that we share our world with such beautiful creatures-I hope they can be safe to live theirs lives too x
ReplyDeleteWonderful happenchance for the wild goat,and for you, to be close yet safely so. I suspect you are like me in that accidentally harming any creature would haunt me with sad regrets. - Mary
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You really need to take your medication.
DeleteSo much bile, you really must get your gall bladder seen too.
DeleteI cannot wait to see the seacoast again in delaware. we are under lockdown now until june 4 per our state governor.
ReplyDeleteLove your goats; they make me smile, a rare thing these days. Love even more the view from the window. That's a view to gladden the heart in these sad times.
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland
Your views are wonderful and the goat is fabulous !
ReplyDeleteparsnip
Looks like a zen goat facial expression and those are amazing horns. I'm glad you and Bluebell escaped damage and the goat is probably equally glad.
ReplyDeleteLovely views!
Hope this shift is serene for all.
Hugs!
Your Goats have become International stars! A bit like certain Pelicans in Greece.
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ReplyDeleteWe saw the goats on our news here not so long ago I guess they don't stop for traffic lights and have the right of way. The photos are beautiful what a lovely view.
ReplyDeleteYour residents have a lovely peaceful view John and must also enjoy seeing the odd goat.
ReplyDeleteThose views sure ARE magnificent and how amazing to see these goats in town. We've had no such wildlife surprises around our neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteHave always fancied a few days in one of those sea front hotels at Llandudno - a walk to the end of the pier and back followed by gin and tonic on the balcony.
ReplyDeleteWith your secretary?
DeleteWow! That is an impressive set of horns.
ReplyDeleteOh Mr Goat,
ReplyDelete'can l have a cuddle as you look so gorgeous?'
'Not now love, l'm on me way to Dewi's cafe for a salad sandwich, maybe later'
'Okay handsome, it's a date!.
Not been drinking yet John, honest
Tess x
By his look he may be taking over the town!
ReplyDeleteWhat a breath-taking view, John. Must be wonderful to see this when you are coming and going from work.
That goat is looking horny. Avoid bending over when retrieving stuff from Bluebell's capacious boot.
ReplyDeleteAmazing views, massive old goat. I can't imagine calling my insurance company to report that I had a collision with a goat. A friend of my father had to call one time to report that an airplane had landed on his car.
ReplyDeleteLife is a bit surreal at the moment!
ReplyDeleteSnowflake alert. Sal
ReplyDeleteAmazing view from work, John! Lord, you're a fortunate one! And a large goat? Boggles my mind! Woke up to a coyote in the front yard the other day, and thought that was truly a wonder, as we live in a subdivision! I agree with Sue, life is surreal at the moment. I pray I can hold on to the wonder it has brought to me, as well as the appreciation for the small gifts of spotting flora and fauna! As always, thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteOops! Killing one of the goats would have caused a PR nightmare, considering the design of your fund-raising t-shirts!
ReplyDeleteSo there is such a thing as bad publicity then?
Deletewow. Lucky you to have such a view. And the goat! I see a fox in my neighborhood most mornings, but the goat is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning animal. The views are too!
ReplyDeleteOne good thing about those magnificent horns must be the ability to tilt the neck back a bit and scratch your back, although unfortunately only a very limited thin band of back, which might be maddening as no doubt that would be the very bit that wasn't itchy. One bad thing about those magnificent horns would be discovered if deciding to back out when having got halfway through a wire fence. (Just pondering what evolution has done to goats)… They probably impress prospective partners though.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magnificent set of horns!
ReplyDeleteTaking a break on that bench would be my kind of job perk. Had a bald eagle on a roadside give me quite the "Dead Eye" when he flew over my hood one day. Does no harm to be put in one's place like that!
ReplyDeleteawesome goat. awesome view.
ReplyDeleteI like the goat.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was "a stone's throw" not "through" Roderick
ReplyDeleteGood to have a lovely view at work.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it interesting how nature is reclaiming what we thought was "ours"?!
...and the tide is out.
ReplyDeleteThe goats are magnificent close up aren't they, although I hate to watch them leaping all over the Orme, how the youngsters don't fall as they learn amazes me.
ReplyDeleteWest Shore is our favourite place to walk the dogs ... I think we're missing it as much as them :-(
Spent many summers digging holes in that sand. Lovely views.
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