Oh what a wonderful walk I had today! 8 miles long!
Here we are at the start. Wasn't sure what was going on. All these people turned up with willow sticks in their hands. Auntie E went into the pub and came straight back out with a leaflet ... and a willow stick - but no chewie!
This is a boundary stone - I was asked to pose.
Here the group found another stone.
Auntie E didn't see the stone for the rape seed in flower.
Typical beekeeper!
I'm so lucky to live in London!
The willows by the river Brent had some work done.
Its good, but beekeeper auntie E will be tutting for loss of catkin pollen.
This is a stone on the golf course.
Just as I found a bone, auntie S was ready to go.
These boys were the coolest.
While everybody was talking history, they found history!
And if you want to read history, its here: Beating the Bounds - Hanwell
3 comments:
Dear Poppy,
What a brave and intelligent dog you are. Joining the "beating the bounds" group in Hanwell.
You must have been very tired walking 8 miles. Hope you had your reward afterwards in the pub
Hi, Popsy!!Zoiets bestaat er hier precies niet, wel ne keer tof.Moest iedereen een hond meehebben?
Poppy, je kent nu al de plekjes met de stenen, volgende keer kan je het alleen wè, mèt een chewie:)
cuddle from aunti K
Dear My darling Poppydog,
It made my day seeing you though you look older I knew that face the moment I saw it.
Im glad your still enjoying your walks and getting lots of cuddles you deserve.
I think of you every day you will always be my best girl.
Thank you for giving me so many fond childhood memories and im so glad your surrounded with lots of love.Be a good girl Love you always DD x x x
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