Hi all
I took these the other week and thought I would share them with you. They are taken in Croxteth Coutry Park where I walk Chiefie. Also some photos of Chiefie doing what he does bes, getting mucky and having fun!!!! Croxteth Country Park is situated about 4 miles from the city centre. Hope you all like them
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y71/bo ... 243563.pbw
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y71/bo ... 243445.pbw
Some photos
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I wouldn't mind getting into photography. I enjoy it so why not!!!!
The camera is a digital one I borrowed off my mum. I might save up and buy one for myself. Then, I could go to where Herby lives and lurk in the undergrowth, and snap a photo of Herby.
Oh, the realms of possibility that opens up to me
The camera is a digital one I borrowed off my mum. I might save up and buy one for myself. Then, I could go to where Herby lives and lurk in the undergrowth, and snap a photo of Herby.
Oh, the realms of possibility that opens up to me
Lots of love
Lizzie
Lizzie
I'm really proud of the photos. I just kept taking them. There's this really fabulous tree there, must be about 400 years old and it's runk and braches go everywhere, all split and knarled. If you look carefully, you can see the shadow of a Green Man that may have been carved in the trunk many years ago.
There's another tree in Calderstones park I wouldn't mind taking a picture of. It's a thousand years old and the Azizes used to be held under the boughs of the tree. If the prisoners were convicted, they were hung there and then. The tree is still growing and still healthy, just supported by props cos it's so big. A beautiful thing though.
There's another tree in Calderstones park I wouldn't mind taking a picture of. It's a thousand years old and the Azizes used to be held under the boughs of the tree. If the prisoners were convicted, they were hung there and then. The tree is still growing and still healthy, just supported by props cos it's so big. A beautiful thing though.
Lots of love
Lizzie
Lizzie
Good idea Tigger
Chiefie would love that. If it's muddy, he's there. He can hold his breath under water for 1min 32 seconds. We timed him today while he was looking for his ball he dropped in the stream
He likes to do handbrake turns on the falling leaves too.
When did you used to go there Jopsy?
Chiefie would love that. If it's muddy, he's there. He can hold his breath under water for 1min 32 seconds. We timed him today while he was looking for his ball he dropped in the stream
He likes to do handbrake turns on the falling leaves too.
When did you used to go there Jopsy?
Lots of love
Lizzie
Lizzie
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Dear Lizzie if you need any tips on stalking, i'm sure Zena can point you in the right direction. 
I'll keep my eyes open for something flashing in the bushes. 
I'll keep my eyes open for something flashing in the bushes.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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There's no fool like an old fool.
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Rosie's too old to do "dog" walking, but I could put a harness on Rocky
I can see it now, the "KG sponsored "dog" walk"; perhaps we could do a combination "moonwalk"/dogwalk and all walk in our underwear.
Nice photo's Lizzie.
Going to take some sedatives now...
I can see it now, the "KG sponsored "dog" walk"; perhaps we could do a combination "moonwalk"/dogwalk and all walk in our underwear.
Nice photo's Lizzie.
Going to take some sedatives now...
Chantal
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I know this corner of the earth, it smiles for me...
