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)
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9 comments:
I'm not going to mention the apostrophe!
See - I didn't say a word.....
Which one of them naughty horse's is the offender? I think we should be told!
I don't know what you mean, Laura. [koff]
Its the spitting clothes pegs, Al.
OK - I give in....
People in glass houses...
I have never quite thought of signposts as things that horses eat, or of horses as things that ate signposts...
I was out today and the sky was bright, but bloody amazing. Great day for the cloud appreciation society.
There's more to this than meet's the eye, Chrissie - somebody keeps editing the post title...
Inthirdposition - 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...
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