when i read "Skipton" i first thought you'd moved near to me in Yorkshire! You would be very unlikely to see such a view in the English Skipton these days (A) because of the hight motor traffic & (B) cos of 'Factory Farming' + suchlike...... Come to think of it, although I live in a semi-rural area , the only thing I've seen today is a Zebra-Crossing !
Reminds me, must take some meat out of the freezer for dinner.
ReplyDeleteIf the lambs were still with them, chances are good they'll live for a bit longer yet!!
ReplyDeleteHappy travels!!
Crikey, the only animals that I saw in my neck of the woods today was the dog and a few drunk uni students ..... Slightly less dung, though.
ReplyDeletewhen i read "Skipton" i first thought you'd moved near to me in Yorkshire!
ReplyDeleteYou would be very unlikely to see such a view in the English Skipton these days (A) because of the hight motor traffic & (B) cos of 'Factory Farming' + suchlike......
Come to think of it, although I live in a semi-rural area , the only thing I've seen today is a Zebra-Crossing !
Looks like the sheepses from Westmere 'Shoulden' have strayed a bit.
ReplyDelete(I blame the fencing contractors!)
Annie, what have you done? You've got Sedgers all excited now.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the roos? That's what we have.
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