On the path to the Stacks, there were several breaks in the peat. The dogs, particularly Maggie, found these spots irresistible. She would see them and literally run and jump landing in a big splat. Thatcher can be a bit prissy, but even he liked these spots. The smell I tell you was not pleasant.
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| You will have to imagine the smell radiating from this 'puddle' |
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| Smell has been successfully transferred from 'puddle' to dog White dog wearing peat socks |
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| We also saw evidence of puffins Notice puddle slime of dog's nose |
Ahhh..the smell. Reading about it it's all vegetation..like a bag of spinach left in the frig drawer for months. And the feet...that would be eight feet to clean. This may be a one time event.
ReplyDeleteIt's snowing in Idaho. All day yesterday. I'm on the next flight to Scotland.
love jana's comments...talked to doug yesterday and he still having problems getting your blog up was going to try again...he was lamenting how hard he was working and that he was a 50 year old man..made me smile...bag of spinach left in the frig is very descriptive..were you using your car..I hope?
ReplyDeleteBilly Elliot last night..Margaret Thatcher really takes a hit in that over the coal miner strike..very good play..loved it..as did dad...have a good one..