The bramble picking couple from Dorking who parked their motorhome by the potato barns have finally moved on. We don't usually snack as we walk but the brambles are temptingly ripe and sweet . Try one and you want to have another. There is something very Edwardian about grazing on brambles as you walk. In its simplicity it's an out of time pleasure.
The reed buntings are in their element. There must be forty of them pecking away at the thistle heads as we stroll along the dunes.
Down by the harbour the last of the European campers and their motor homes line the old abbey walls. Dog walkers, mindful of the early hour, urge their companions not to bark.
Another dog sculpture in the fancy art gallery. It has a whimsical air to it.
Life in this small university town is ambling towards the start of the new semester. The tenants in the old wee house in town are due to arrive on September 4th. The builders finish ( we hope ) on the 3rd. This timetable is perhaps just a wee bit too close for comfort.
How do they do this ? The Biden eyebrows win hands down :https://x.com/DiaperDiplomacy/status/1958645640273015038 or :https://x.com/DiaperDiplomacy/status/1956104935403106762
Dogs:https://www.usnews.com/insurance/pet-insurance/most-popular-dog-breeds-study
Cats :https://www.popsci.com/science/why-cats-hate-water/
Fake honey :https://observer.co.uk/news/national/article/the-scandal-of-fake-foreign-honey
3 comments:
Thank you for the link to Diaper Diplomacy. As a resident of Baltimore I found the second link to be the best. This is the only way I can listen to the news these days.
The terrier is wonderful.
I can remember the first time (in the 1960's) when I went to join my husband, who was working in Sweden. To great excitement for all on board, the ferry made a detour to view the very first UK oilrig! Somewhere there may still be a photo of it.
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