With the sudden sunshine Olley emerged from his self imposed hybernation and plodded solemly around the garden behnd me stopping to take in the view every now and agian and even crossing "no cat's land" the lawn in order to supervise me taking photos of the Daffodils - although he did draw the line at walking down to the wildest part fo the garden where the earliest ones grow. He can be seen here resting after his marothon walk, on a weathered bench helpfully positioned to soak up the wrmth of the afternoon sun, helped by the radiator effect of the old stone wall behind him.
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| "Grass needs cutting" Ollie Taylor |
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| Watching very carefully |
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| Spud ventured as far as the sheltering hedge of the horses fields |
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| The shadows of the Palm trees were somehow beguiling after so many dull days |
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| An avenue of adventure |
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| Back to the terrace - Spud can't resist demostrating his superior springing power! |
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| At last the purrfect spot just below the Apricot room |
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| and that is how olley got there! |
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Good to see that Ollie is managing to cope with Spud now that he's no longer a threat to his superior masculinity ! Garden looking lovely as always - although these darn lawns do keep growing down here don't they ! Sue
ReplyDeleteWell it is still a slightly uneasy relationship bu they are making progress Sue! It hasn't been a good lawn mowing few days has it but the horses are enjoying it yuM! Christine
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