This is so much more fun than just having to sit there watching Gail reading a book.We're travelling back up to Aberdeen, after a week down in Nottingham with Gail's Mum and Dad. (And yes Stella, that is where the Nottingham Forest footballers come from. And Robin Hood too, of course. And yes Max, you're dead right about Grannies being a soft touch when it comes to food treats! )
Well we saw neither footballers nor outlaws, but we did go on lots of interesting walks.Some times I was being chased.
And some times it was me doing the chasing. I can't believe I was being out-paced by Gail's eighty seven year old Dad. Well I suppose he doesn't have to stop and sniff so many things...
The weather was much much much hotter than Aberdeen, so it was kind of Gail to find me a nice cool stream when we went out for a walk in the Peak District.
14 comments:
What a wonderful walk. Wish we were there to sniff along with you.
Tinkerbell, Oscar and Tucker
Hi Hamish
How very cool to be blogging on your laptop on the train!
We trust you were travelling business class.
We loved the picture of you in the stream cooling off your little paws.
Great that your grandparents are so fit. We did think you had lagged quite a bit behind but we guessed you were having a good sniff about.
We love different places to sniff too.
That sounded like a great break for both you and Gail.
Hope you arrive home in Aberdeen soon although we know that is a quite a long journey!
love
Martha & Bailey xxx
It hasta be Asta on your laptop, Hamish!
About me in the cage, you forget that you live in a civilized country where dogs can ride trains and buses. Here we have to be confined to a cage. Horrible, isn't it? Going to tell my Mom to move us to the British Isles!
Your journey looked most pleasurable and I know you were having a fine time with Gail and the Grandparents.
Kisses,
Stella
Oooh, ooh, we'd know that fuzzy snooter anywhere! It's Asta!
Glad you had a great time with your Granny & Granda....and how cool you're blogging from the train!
See you soon :D
Slobbers xx
Hi Hamish!
I wish I could ride on a train. It looks like you have a very fun life.
I love Grandparents! They're like treat factories!
Nice walkie place. Fun on the laptop while on a train! I have never been on a train. That must have been cool!
-Kira The BeaWootiful
Did we hear the word "walks"? (hehe!)
We never saw a train but it looks like you are in the 1st class!!!
Kisses
Rufus and Indie
Hamish, you're one lucky dog!
Hey Hamish
Gee,but you are a cool dog! ARen't you scared of trains? Here in SA you might be thrown off!!!...and you're also such a smart dog - blogging all by yurself!...mmm...Mom has to help me this end.
I cant believe your Granpa is so old! My Granny here in SA is 88years old and can't walk at all. You are soo lucky!
ps Did you get lots of munchies?
Luv mmmMAXxxx
Good Morning Hamish,
There's no place like home, but it sure looks like you enjoyed your time with the grandfolks. And what a beautiful countryside.
XOXO
Lilly, Piper, Carrleigh and Java
Hamish
Awww, thanks fow looking at my bloggie,I'm honowed..I've nevew been on a twain in scotland befowe.. that twain widelooks like fun, and of couwse youw stay wif youw Gwampawents must have been magical. I wish I had Gwampawents I think they must be the best.
smoochie kisses
ASTA
Ciao bello Hamish!
Sigh ... such a beautiful place, il mio dolce amico! And blogging on a train -- fantastico! I, Lucia, have never even been on a train let alone blogged on one. It looks like lots of fun!
Tanti baci!
Lucia
Hamish what an excellent way to travel. Glad you had a good trip and perhaps next time you will make it to the DEvonshire Arms?
Molly and Taffy
Now WE are the ones visiting our gramma. She's 85 and we think she sorta likes us. AND she has treats.
Trying to catch up (between walks and naps and treats)
Jake and Fergi
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