Since today was the First of February (white rabbits, pinch punch etc etc) It was time to have a walk around some of the paths which circle Crook to see if they’re all healthy. There were a few problems in the past – a blocked path, a lunatic farmer, old marker posts, missing footpath signs etc. but today I found nothing really worth reporting. There’s a bit of gorse blocking one path but I might just go and attack this with some garden shears, and a horse has eaten part of a marker post, but apart from that and a bit of mud, the paths are all right. So here’s a few pictures wot I took. The route is six and a half miles….. Pre-lunch rambling….
It’s been windy.
Ash trees and a strangely bright sky. ‘Bit worrying, the sky….?
Bruno finds the very last bit of snow to dig up/eat
A horse ate the marker post. (horse in background) (dog in middle foreground)
I'm not going to mention the apostrophe!
ReplyDeleteSee - I didn't say a word.....
Which one of them naughty horse's is the offender? I think we should be told!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what you mean, Laura. [koff]
ReplyDeleteIts the spitting clothes pegs, Al.
ReplyDeleteOK - I give in....
ReplyDeletePeople in glass houses...
ReplyDeleteI have never quite thought of signposts as things that horses eat, or of horses as things that ate signposts...
ReplyDeleteI was out today and the sky was bright, but bloody amazing. Great day for the cloud appreciation society.
ReplyDeleteThere's more to this than meet's the eye, Chrissie - somebody keeps editing the post title...
ReplyDeleteInthirdposition - They eat the stiles and fences too! Probably boredom....
Keith - I know - I was on the moors near Mickle fell. Beautiful day. Might do a blog post...