Our wee post box, situated within the village and an ideal excuse for Kirra to see if any other dogs are in the location.
As I write, my Kirra is having a grooming session with the young lady in attendance and so she is being pampered.
Our wee post box, situated within the village and an ideal excuse for Kirra to see if any other dogs are in the location.
As I write, my Kirra is having a grooming session with the young lady in attendance and so she is being pampered.
How pretty my sweet Kirra looks, and her pose does attract admiring glances and attention from those she meets along the way.
A walk is always enjoyed on a Sunday. However tonight gale force.wind and rain does.mean safer indoors.
Stay safe everyone.
Kirra can move quicky especially if something catches her eye. She loves the outdoors and today it is gale force winds and torrential rain. So rather reluctant to venture outdoors for my own safety .
Kirra wishes all her friends a peaceful and loving Christmas and as the photo shows it has snowed here so a White Chistmas.
Dad had to go out yesterday and boy was it cold. As the picture best shows.
Still I was curled up next to the fire waiting for my dad and the treats he always brings me.
Kirra and I woke to yet another dusting of snow. It was quite cold and icy in places. So here is a photo to let you see. Enjoy your weekend.
This was the entrance and exit for the ponies which worked in the mines below. The mines are now.closed.
The hardship for both miners and ponies one can only imagine.
As Sunday is a time of Remembrance, I wrote this poem for those who never returned.
DEATH IN A FOREIGN LAND
Age, not of life
They travelled of duty
Men of many
They answered
The call.
Far off land
Where guns and steel
Lay alongside
The many
Who had fallen
Their life
Devoid of dreams.
Rich in beauty
Allenheads by sight
Those who died
Remembered
Names for all
Who can spare a moment
Reflect of silence
War Memorial
This place
So proud.
As the sound of birds
Echo over the land
The sun, her rays
Awaken all
Who stop and visit
This land, so quiet
Only the birds in flight
As if on display
Fly past the scene
Of those who died
A death in a foreign land
We should never forget
Their names
By
Peter Preobrazhenskii © 2013
Kirra believes water is for drinking (only) and therefore likes to keep a safe distance from this wee brook.
The frost of last year, is looking closer each day as the cold temps become evident, at least Kirra has nice fur coat to keep her warm, and of course her cozy luxury coat when its raining or really cold.
Just an update, snow has arrived, at least up on the moors, which we can see from our home. I guess the snow shovel and gloves and thermals will have to have their cobwebs removed.
We all like to see art, and my Kirra is no exception, she clearly has taken an interest here, although, me thinks, it is because she has an idea this is a cafe too.