Firstly, I'd like to thank all who commented on last week's post & this time I think I'm running very late. Still feeling rather down & with our latest hard lockdown, things don't seem to be getting any better.
OK, this weeks word wasn't too bad, but as we don't own a dog these days, I've made do with a few that might make you smile!!! (I hope).
The Dog on the Tucker Box at Gundagai.
He sits in a parking area beside the Hume Highway at Gundagai in New South Wales and we've passed it umpteen times on journeys back and forth for holidays etc. If you click the above, there is a story attached.
This one has appeared more recently in a vacant building near the railway underpass in town and is the mascot for a shed building company.
And this cutie has popped up during the pandemic and sits beside the Yarragon railway station further down the highway. I was quite surprised when we saw him. Beautiful mosaic work & I've not been able to find out what, why or who it represents or is just something to make you smile.
A cute laser cut dog given to me by a man who makes things out of a junk. I inquired about how a laser cutter works & he said he'd show me & asked what I'd like. His pet dog was beside me & I suggested him. DH then made a base for him & he sits atop the microwave.
These two were made by DH some years ago. The sitting one resides at DDs & the other is mine & guards the pond these days. We call him springer.
Ruby, a friends' dog supervising some work being done on the Club Room kitchen last year at the start of the Pandemic.
Having puppy cuddles. This little one belonged to one of the guys who installed our wood burner last year.
Out on a quilt photo shoot, a dog found my quilt interesting.
My lot for the word "dog" and hopefully I'll be on time for this weeks word.
Thanks again all and I'm off to see if I can still link with
Astrid who has been running these hunts.
Take care all and hugs from Susan.
That's another great photo hunt Susan. I love the mosaic one and it's set my brain chugging... that's dangerous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cherie. Would love to hear what you have in mind and I've not done any in years. Last did some when I was volunteering for Vision Australia.
DeleteAwww, right up my street! Love them all, but especially Springer. I remember seeing this photo before, you've got a very clever hubby.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo. I just knew you'd love them & can't believe my first 2 comments are from Yorkshire, not far from each other.
DeleteRight up my street too :) Springer is a great name for your dog, I love all your photos and the puppy is so cute, nothing quite like puppy cuddles :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen. I too love dog or cat cuddles.
DeleteLots of good photos there Susan and some smiles. Thanks for the chat today.
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy, good to talk, every little chat counts with not being able to see anyone.
DeleteAll the dogs in your photos are great fun and the little puppy is gorgeous. Take care:)
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed seeing all the dogs in your photographs here.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Lots of cool dogs in this post!! Thanks for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy. Actually tomorrow's word is a doozy.(giggle).
DeleteI'm sorry to hear you're on another lockdown. I know it's for the best, but still hard to live with.
ReplyDeleteIn spite of you not having a dog, you've come up with some great photos! The crafted ones are fun and the real ones are adorable.
Hello!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I really like your blog, it's interesting and inspiring! I will be happy to come to read more entries :)
I wish you all the best!
Greetings from Poland!
Considering you don't own a dog you have come up with some fantastic pictures. I love all the ones in public places, how cheering to see them but best of all are the ones made by DH and the name Springer is so apt. Lovely to see you back again. We have missed you. Keep well and cheerful. xx
ReplyDeleteYou did well with this word! More dogs than I had... I too love Springer and would give him a home here. I went to Settle today with a friend and saw a dog on the scarecrow trail, not a real one! But that was today and if only it had been last week. The dog admiring your quilt has good taste! Here's to September.
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