Saturday 26 October

Damp morning, we did round the lodges first and over to Dry Bones and on to Primrose Hill.

Shaggy Inkcap just one, we usually find these in groups.

 The big Goldfish closest it's been to us must be at least 18-20 inches long.

 The pigs have been out a lot lately, they can be a nuisance as they wreck the footpaths grubbing for food at the moment it's acorns - we this one was stuck in the mud but we now think it was sleeping off it's breakfast.

As you can see he was soon on his feet eating again, it is a young male not full grown yet but we didn't want to annoy him :)

Take Care

Thursday 15 November

Dry & Mild

The Ramblers are gathering

On our way

Dipper at the weir

We worry if Charlie Robin doesn't show

Look what else turned up on the path, one very large Saddleback Pig - we knew she was about, yes the smell and the destruction they cause grubbing for roots - she was very friendly but determined not to move or go any where she did not want to, we did not argue with her :)

To show how that snout can rip the ground up

Take Care