Can't believe i've not bern here before...

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So lived here quite a long time....So since getting ddog people who aren't school related randomly talk to me (ok they talk to ddog) & I have been here....it is just so beautiful (ancient bluebell wood). How come it has taken getting ddog to get me & ds lost in the wood.

I'm exactly the same lived around this area most of my life and yet hadn't discovered many lovely walks before we had Eric. We have a lovely bluebell wood not far from us too known as Bluemidden.

Ooo that looks like a gorgeous place to go walking. I'm looking forward to when my pups older so we can go exploring. I doubt i'll find a pretty little nook like yours though. Gorgeous pooch too.

One of the reason I got DD when I retired was to make me get out and walk every day and I do find I go to loads of places with her that I just wouldn't bother going on my own.

Just moved to a new, more rural, area and have discovered some beautiful places to walk; walking through a bluebell wood and breathing in that wonder scent is something I haven't done since I was a child and it more than makes up for the muddy paws on my new carpet:)

Ah, your dog looks a bit like mine.

I'm exactly the same - only last weekend found beautiful hidden bluebell wood behind our local park. Lived here for 20 years but only had dog for short time. Thoroughly enjoy walking our little ddog.

It's fab - almost worth the constant sock vigilance

They do look similar viva