We had a couple of dry fine days at the weekend. On Saturday
there was a cold wind gusting every now and then, causing me to hang on to my
hat.
We saw three roe deer – the first we’ve seen for a few weeks.
I guess they’ve been sheltering deeper in the forest, trying to avoid the
relentless rain. Saturday’s sun enticed them into the open, along with a number
of dog walkers, cyclists, runners and young children.
Sunday was beautiful, not as windy or as cold.
Bill and
Beatrice Crow joined us.
Lovely video of the deer. We used to see them in the field behind us...now it is a sea of houses.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Delores. It's sad when housing developments encroach on beautiful views.
DeleteIt looks idyllic.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sally. We're lucky to have somewhere like this to walk.
DeleteSuch a beautiful place to walk indeed and it does look idyllic!! Your pics are the next best thing to being there!! Thanks for sharing! Hope you have a great new week! Enjoy!
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Thank you, Sylvia. It doesn't look quite so wonderful when the rain's lashing down:-)
DeleteThree fascinating videos. Interesting to see the deer in the first one, and I could hear the wind. And in the second two -- what a a beautiful romp with dogs. What a nice area for them to romp!!
ReplyDeleteDogs always enhance a walk, no matter what the weather - they have such joy in them!
DeleteWe are expecting a big snowfall. I am yearning to get outdoors and walk again in warmer weather. Your photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt's not nice being trapped by the weather. However, the days are getting longer and Spring is just around the corner - the trouble is that some corners are very long . . .
DeleteOh my! What a beautiful walk you had!
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