… and please note the drifts of wild garlic clinging to the hillside. You’ll need them for tomorrow’s Top Tip.
An entry for April Squares#Top
Top Dog
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… and please note the drifts of wild garlic clinging to the hillside. You’ll need them for tomorrow’s Top Tip.
An entry for April Squares#Top
Comments are closed.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
A handsome wee beastie! Trying to think which property it is but I don’t recognise it and the ‘tags and like’ are very slow to load this morning. 🙂 🙂
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ooh not just me noticing that about tags etc . . the like button is also taking a really long time
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It’s the response to your Squares, slowing the system down 🙂 🙂 🙂
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lol!!
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Refresh the screen – it usually works.
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It does ☺️
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Just discovered this in Spam … 😦
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Thanks for looking . . . .it seems to be because I tend to catch up with posts and comments in batches and so WP put in me in spam 😦 hopefully now you have rescued me twice, I won’t go there again on your blog. Fingers crossed anyway xx
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You won’t recognise it. It’s on our landlord’s land. And he’s not very ‘wee’ either!
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Ah, I’ll stop wracking my brains then. I was going for Beningborough 🙂 🙂
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I see what you mean, but … no.
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Too early in the morning for brain ache, anyway. Have a nice day 🙂 🙂
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You too. Raining? Not here. 🙂
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Clear blue skies 🙂 🙂
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🙂
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Doesn’t he look handsome, I can’t smell the garlic though. Any chance tomorrow you could waft it our way 😉
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That’s the plan…
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Fabulous 😀 best smell ever when on a walk
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Oh yes, good point!!
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What a dog!
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He’s a fine fellah, isn’t he?
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Oh, what an aristocratic dog! He knows his place in the world!
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I think so.
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😊😊
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Lovely photo
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Thank you!
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For me, the dog sits there like a guardian of nature. He makes sure that nothing bad happens to nature
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He’s doing a good job!
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I feel the same 🙂
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That’s a gorgeous work of sculpture. Top sculptor.
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I know nothing about its history. Must try harder.
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What a perfect spot for the top dog to guard and survey.
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He thinks so. I think so.
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Such an elegant dog!
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Oh yes!
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What a regal looking dog. Wild garlic and a Top Tip? Intriguing. Have a wonderful day. Peace.
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You’ll just have to wait and see….
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He looks very happy observing his domain. We don’t seem to get the ransoms here (they do in Devon) but plenty of three cornered leeks or Allium triquetrum or onion weed! I really ought to learn how to use it in the kitchen as it even grows in my garden!
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Watch this space ….
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He has a fine perch there. Wouldn’t be a half bad job to survey that landscape all day.
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I know. Sheltered from rain, sun and wind, he has the perfect surveillance job.
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What a great dog! He looks like a greyhound or a whippet.
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He is indeed a whippet. The family has a particularly nice chestnut coloured one – not that the statue is of her of course.
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