Unlike these indecorously common English ones!
Friends from Oz were imminently due and so I emailed them to bring some collared ones to replace the one pair I had left.
A fantastic selection arrived. Large, medium, small, silicone tipped and the everyday, tinny ones. Enough for a lifetime maybe. I shall not claim so in case they seem to run out too soon.
We toured the Moors and the Dales. This is a view not far from Reeth in Swaledale.
This is a sheep not far from Reeth in Swaledale.
And this is Richmond in Swaledale. The one in Melbourne does not have a coat of arms!S and K are "en vacance" for a while and have now taken off in a hire car to see more Dales and find the Lake District. We also managed to fit in Robin Hood's Bay, Durham City and Cathedral, shopping, eating and a night out at the Gala Theatre in Durham to see a comedy show.
We shall remain "chez nous" today and go off to see the Tall Ships leave Hartlepool tomorrow.
Cheers Gillian
Cheers Gillian
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Ta very much for the pics of Swallowdale, we will bring our wellies. Much appreciated.
My ma ["she's 89 you know"] coached up to Hartlepool with 3 equally determined old crones on Sunday to see the Tall Ships. So if you stood next to a a crooked old lady at some point telling everyone what was going on, and why, that was probably my ma.
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