Boo is six months old and she's still learning something new every day. So am I...by looking at my world through her eyes. Also, after nearly five years being without a dog, she's making me get out, come rain come shine.....and I realise how much I've been missing.
One of my favourite walks around the village starts by turning left down the lane, right at the back of our mediaeval church, and then up a track to a huge field....after harvest, there's stubble in the field. Nothing unusual, but Boo had never seen stubble before...
She snuck into the stubble very carefully , looking up at me as if to say "What on earth is this?" But within seconds she was romping through it without a care in the world.
So was I...because I could see this.....the sun coming out from behind the early evening skies...
This is one of the biggest fields near us..and because we live in hunting country, there's wide spaces of green beside the hedges for horses....
Boo loved it - so much so, I took her back there the following day. We had company...my eldest son who is getting over his latest knee operation
What an invigorating walk, the breeze in our hair...a fresh but quite chilly day
We took it slowly around the field, my son still has to be very careful, but slowing down meant more time to just stand and stare at the beautiful landscape and skies....
and watch how the rolling clouds transform the panorama in a matter of minutes.....
It was time to head back....Boo had walked at least twice as far as us...darting ahead, then coming back to us, hither and thither...so much energy...
Boo collapsed in a tired but happy heap as soon as we arrived home, I sat at the kitchen table with a cup of coffee and realised how much I adore looking at wide skies around me. Their beauty, their drama , simply fill me with wonder and happiness..
Today's track is "Clouds" by Newton Faulkner....I know I've chosen another track by him before...on the blog...but he's such a clever songwriter.....and I love this song......
