Oh go on then, for Spuds fans
Mixed media and textile art
Projects and news from UK writer Jo Bell
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Colouring Outside The Lines
Loving bikes and cakes since 2014
Watching nature take its course, from the top of a hill in northern England
Human-powered mountaineering from Canada to Mexico
A site about swimming and life
Posting old photos using various camera phones taken during my travels. filtering in black and white (obviously) and currently focusing on usa parks
Wandering. Wondering. Writing. About global dynamics such as sustainable city development, energy transition, and climate change.
MTG Hawke’s Bay is a place where people, objects and ideas meet.
Exploring the Lake District and beyond
A behind-the-scenes look at DOC's conservation work.
A 4,500km trip around Tasmania in search of the Platypus and other Australian oddballs, November to December 2016
Saving thousands of at-risk audio recordings across the North West of England
Color and texture in everyday life
Watching nature take its course, from the top of a hill in northern England
arh mrs uhdd – spud is just the cutest dog – more pics of him please! bless. sara. xxx 🙂
Oh, my. Such breathtakingly beautiful countryside you have the good fortune to live in! And oh, my again, such a jolly little puppy you have living with you, wagging his joy into each day. His name is simply a chuckle-y, perfect fit. :o)
Miss Sadie and the Cowboy cannot imagine why I am laughing so hard. They have not done anything the least bit funny in hours and hours. Oh, that Spud. Such a boy.
The landscape is a wonder. I especially like the way the tree and the wall zig and zag. I can almost hear the music.
oh my goodness, came across your link by shear happenstance. Being an Anglophile, this will be a must read blog for me.
Cheerioooooooo…. 🙂
Welcome, Iris, is that what we should call you? 😉
Yes, that is my name. Thank you!
Terrific photos, especially the third one and of course the last one! xx
Lovely photos – lovely day – delightful dog.
Yes, yes we are Spud fans here! We are still thinking of getting another dog, and today a friend suggested ‘a nice steady Springer’. I don’t know how steady Spud is, yet, but I liked the advice very much .
Steady is not the word, more of a whirlwind. He makes us laugh a lot.