The thing with living in the country, is when you get flooded out… you walk. So we did. About three or four kilometres… over two rather large hills.
Halfway up hill number 1…
Then along the ridge to walk up the next one….
Looking back at where we’d been… Hello back neighbours property!
..it was about now we found we had a stalker.
Walked around another 500 metres and we could see home… only another kilometre and a bit away…
I think the stalker was happy about visiting the neighbours though!
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He’s kinda cute though.
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carmen recently posted..How to play Hide and Seek with an 18 year old…
Very cute! Built like a brick too!
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Miss Cinders recently posted..things i know – special edition
WOW that’s where you live!? It is beautiful!
Aroha @ Colours of Sunset recently posted..Thankful Thursday
Yep it’s where I now live
You can breath out here. I could never breath in suburbia, I always felt suffocated.
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Miss Cinders recently posted..things i know – special edition
OMG my life is so bloody suburban and unadventurous!! Sugar!! Am a country girl and this city living, whilst handy, is really boring sometimes. I love a walk in the country, and being Scottish am not phased by the rain!!
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Wow! It’s beautiful where you live.
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