This is me on Sunday ( photo taken by Nadia Sidebottom) on a special walk for schnauzers and their peeps to celebrate the birthday of Lolah mini schnauzer who is one year old. Although it was very wet and cold we had a good walk and even little Frida the affenpinscher pup managed to stride out for a bit.
Monday, 15 June 2015
Monday, 8 June 2015
Lots of visitors
Now that the puppies are getting bigger we are having lots of visitors to see them. Some of my grand pups are going to families who already have one of my pups and so they came along to visit their relatives too :-)
This is Bertie meeting his little brother. Bertie was just passing through with his peeps for the day but he loved meeting the babies.
This is Smudge getting to know his new little sister- to-be who will be called Scout :-)
This is Otto saying hello to his sister Trilby who he hasn't seen for a long time.
Otto is my son and here he is with his niece Pip and my tail BOL
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
My new grandpups
Yes bloggy friends I am a grandma again :-) My daughter Trilby gave birth to five beautiful puppies three weeks ago and they are growing fast! They have moved from the quiet room where they were born to the kitchen now so they can get used to all the sounds and smells and sights of the home and we have all had a chance to touch noses.
But Trilby is still feeding them and we are not allowed to play with them just yet.
Here are some photos of them taken today :-)
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Tour de Yorkshire
Last year the Tour de France cycle race started here in our home county of Yorkshire and all the peeps thought it was great fun and there were lots of celebrations all round the towns and villages. Anyway the peeps decided it would be even more fun to have a race every year just in Yorkshire!! So this year was the first Tour de Yorkshire and even better for us Stage 2 of the race set off from Selby which is a market town not far from the village where we live. So Judith and me went to watch the cyclists set off and enjoy the decorations round the town.
There were yellow and blue cycles everywhere decorating shop windows and even the Abbey!
The three swans are the symbol of Selby from many centuries ago.
And the blue flag with the white rose is the Yorkshire flag
I was there at the start to watch the cyclists setting off and there were crowds and press everywhere.
This was team Wiggins
Barry Wiggins is a famous UK cyclist - second on the right of the Wiggins team.
The only trouble with the bikes is they go so fast - one minute there were hundreds and then -
Saturday, 25 April 2015
Walk among the bluebells
Yesterday the sun came out and it was a beautiful morning for a stroll in the woods so Leigh took me through to Brayton Barff to see the bluebells. They are just coming out but are very pretty to see.
There were some lovely little white flowers under one of the trees too.
Not many peeps or dogs out that early so I had the woods to myself really to furtle about and enjoy all the lovely smells.
As well as the flowers there were so many birds singing - it was lovely to hear them. We even saw a little Robin looking for insects on the pathway.
On the way back Leigh managed to get a photo of two swallows who arrived in our village last week. I hope they are not going to get a shock today as it has got really cold and windy again!
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