Another Week

Hello Friends!

As a result of the overwhelming generosity of everyone, I have increased my targets both of donations and miles walked. I've received my QR code but have decided not to put it on here because of the numbers of scammers we get.  

The weather is on the fickle side; it was supposed to be dry with rain coming in mid-morning.  I wanted needed had to go to the National Trust shop for some of their rather yummy fudge {I know, I know} and the shop happens to be rather conveniently located on one of my loops. I had to wait until it was open, 10:00 a.m. so fervently hoped the rain would cooperate.  As it happens, it is still sunny, but bitingly cold, and no sign of rain as yet.  

Dogs are most welcome at the NT and Cathy, the lovely manager, always has treats on hand and, with the owner's permission, every dog who brings their owner in gets a treat or two.  They even cater for dietary intolerances such as gluten free, sugar free and fat free!  I wanted to take photos, but there are strict rules of data protection.  

I feel there are only so many photos of the same hedgerows that I can take, so today I took a few photos of clouds, but I did begin with this one.  It's an update of a nearby public space that was mowed by the council. They cut half and left half to wild.  It isn't quite three weeks but already the patch that was cut is full of flowers!

a peek inside my rollator basket.  I took a lightweight jacket with me today, there's my water bottle, my purse, oh! and some fudge.  For energy, you understand.

Just a couple more photos, of the sky before the rain comes.  We have beautiful, big skies here, if you only take the time to look up!

After nearly going head over heels on at least four occasions today, I feel a strongly worded letter will be on its way to the local council.  The one and the same that wasted £5 million on an "Instagramable Bridge" in Haverfordwest.

Until next time  

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