time to take the dogs to the woods.....

An interesting blog Sandra obviously these three cuties had a wonderful time!

hi sandra,i enjoyed your blog what a nice walk that was,i always go into churches when we go away just to have a peek,the tree in pic 25 looks as if its got its legs crossed lol :o)

I love this sort of setting. so many are lost and underused. lovely blog.

what a lovely walk sandra and nice little church, enjoyed your pics and seeing the dogs have a good run around, nice day for you all :o))

they did Skillen and so did we.;-))

i couldnt resist the pic 25 Joanella.

This wood is well used. the other paths ar much better underfoot and there a beach at the end os one walk....SBG.

The dogs are sparked out in front of the fire San. It was lovely to get out and about...

i bet they are to, im almost sparked out to lol think i will call it a night, sleep well sandra x

you too San...x

Pleased you got your tomatoes seeds done Sandra and your little mates certainly enjoyed their wandering, I too like investigating in churches and graveyards, my interest lies more in the history than anything else and that fascinates me,....Enjoyed taking a stroll with you.........

Lovely old church....and the ancient yew...magnificent ! Your dogs had a whale of a time !

Loved all your pictures especially in and around the Church, i expect the dogs had great fun, they enjoy it so much more off the lead. I imagine you were ready for tea and cake after all that walking!!!

Lovely blog Sandra,I agree with Bonkers about the church and as for that Yew...what a specimen!

thanks all. it was great to discover the church and the old yew tree. a very peaceful place and a delight that it was open.

Lovely blog, Sandra...
Wonderful GoYpedia dogs...:o) ....
... but I've put this on GoYpedia Logs. Lol.

O Sandra look @ your Doggys Legs/Feet lol cant u tell they had a brill time :) I love Woodland walks & looking in Churchs 2 :) Thanx 4 sharing all your super Pics Jacx

thanksTT. i only wish i could carry some logs home for my fire...lol

they get my car sooo muddy Jacue...but i dont mind realy..it wirth it to see them enjoying themselves..

Sandra really enjoyed the blog and photos

What a lovely place to walk - wish Henry and I could have joined you! :-))

Looks like a great walk Sandra, shame we couldn't join you!

we could have taken a pack of GOY dogs,,,lol

Great blog, Sandra! And a lovely walk you had! Hope, your little friends enjoyed their freedom...:)

I really enjoyed this entry Sandra, I`m fascinated by old churches and always have to look around one wherever we visit. It looks like your dogs had a wonderful time too. :o)

Sandra x

bet the dogs had a great time.i miss my walks as i am now dogless.had to say goodbye to holly my rottie.it has taken a while but i am now ready to have a another dog .i am looking for a lurcher.i too like church yards and old churchs.

Labdancer are u another Sandra?..glad u enjoyed the blog..;-))

Hollygate, i.ve had dogs all my life but my lucher oscar was the best.....after he died it was hard but then came ruby then reggie and they gave us blod...;-))
good luck finding your new dog...spring is a nice time to get one...;-))

Lovely blog Sandra, the dogs did make me smile! What breed are they?

I miss my last dog altho it was a long time ago now. I would love another one - not sure Phoebe the cat would be very happy though.

One day maybe....

I also loved the churchyard pics - they are such examples of human lives arent they?

I spent an hour or so in Solva churchyard in June , looking for my great grandmother's grave, but no luck so far. I need to check with the records to see if she was buried there.

thanks RM. blodwyn is a baby of ruby and reggie who are xbreed terriers..rubys mum was a lakeland terrier reggie was a rescue so not sure. two of the other puppys moved in with cats..there was a bit of a stand off but they have both settled in now.

i havent been to solva church, but i do love solva. its such an origonal place. i've been reading about this church at stackpole on wikipedia. im going to have to go back without the dogs so i can have a good look round. i would love to know how ols the yew tree is...hope u have luck finding your grans grave...x

Great blog the dogs look as though they are enjoying themselves and what a lovely little church.I always enjoyed school trips to areas like this.

thanks Mavis....