Go Eddie go

 

That image has caused all sorts of noises from Mrs Wiv.

 

This may have been followed by wiping a nose-print off of a smartphone screen.

 

Lucky dog. I see your dog likes the Tarp Tent. We have one to... they are great lightweight shelters.

 

If it has been a long day, she loves to get right into the tent as soon as it is pitched. I used to have a TarpTent, which was great. This one is a Zpacks Plexamid, which is more of a modified pyramid style that pitches with one trekking pole. It's for one-person, but because of the pyramid shape there is extra room for gear (or a medium-size dog) in the middle compared to a tent with a rectangular footprint. It has the usual disadvantages of a single-wall tent, but it's super light and I've pretty much learned how to use it effectively.

How was your trip? Still waiting for photos!

 

Youngster

 

A remarkably civilised shot of Stan.

On a stranger's woodpile.

 

Boy he is now chopping up his sticks, impressive

 

Yep, our dogs do that too. I always imagine that they are dreaming of actually catching the rabbit or squirrel that they work so hard to do in the yard.

 

Only because those logs are too thick to fit in his mouth.

 

Girl squad only Molly and Cookie today.
5:30am and 88 degrees. The others need to sit this one out. Cookie and Molly rather enjoy the pre-walk hosing down now.

 

The old boy enjoying some rare sunshine,

 

Posing as I test out the portrait feature on the new phone

 

Making the most of the sun.

 

Steeplechase French Bulldog circuit.

 

Sorry wee man, not quite up to standard with that little twig