Beauty is there for free

Just lovely, looked like Vetch then fetch!
Lovely blog of Englands woodland and meadows. Thanks.

Lucky you living in such a beautiful place.Also having a companion to take with you on walks.Cats don't travel well!

Very nice. I think we sometimes forget how beautiful England is!

Yes beauty is free just a shame our youngsters don't think the same nowadays perhaps when they get older, I enjoyed the tour its lovely and poor Jamie looked creamed crakered on that path with ball but enjoying himself you could tell, lovely wild plants there if only I had more land less house hehe. That tree looks like a bears head with arms reaching out to swing.

yes 6d I forgot to mention that fact.....beauty CAN be for free! x

A lovely walk and Jamie is having a whale of a time, nothing nicer in my opinion...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_iQZiVD_zA

Yes Lulu but this is how it is now

Bjs what a lovely blog, gorgeous photos - straight into my favourites. Thank you!

Super photo's, especially your furry friend.
I too have seen the deer but you have to be quick.

Have just found your page and seen this lovely blog .How lucky to be able to walk through here every day.

Rose
yes i am fortunate with what I have around me,Valadel is even closer ,she could fall out of bed into the woods, Nearly.

Beautiful photos Brian and exactly my kind of walk I could almost smell that damp musky scent that goes with it on an overcast or wet day I would love to go out walking with Jamie there's nothing nicer than walking with a furry friend ,I miss ours ....

Come and see us, Jamie will show you the way,He may head for the Lock & Weir by the river where he gets crisps .

Lol.. it sounds as though he's a regular Bjs ...

Sort of I only go when he takes me lol.Its very nice there you can sit outside and watch the Herons fishing in the shallows by the weir, very old and a few gruesome stories to be told will tell you them one cold winters day when we can't go outside.Promise.thats if you want to hear them.
OH and about half a mile back towards Bristol there is a long established Heronry in the trees we could see at least 20 nests last spring.
Brian

It sounds a perfect place to live and Jamie a perfect guide to the best watering holes ! I love old stories Brian and will look forward to some of your winter evenings telling scary chilling tales to make our hairs stand up on the backs of our necks ! :o))

Amy
Murder and intrigue,in the meantime we will sit Jamie in the spots they occured and see if his fur stands on end,and maybe his ears.should make good pics. lol
Brian