Hello Dear Readers,
I previously showed you a couple of pictures from a local countryside walk. Mary Anne, this is the view through that gate! Later in the year there are cattle, sheep and goats in these fields, hence the need for gates.
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| Looking through and to the right. |
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| Through the gate and straight on! |
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| Through the next gate |
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| On beyond! |
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| Returning home and that gate again! |
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| Through the gate, view to Whyteleafe and what they call "The Dobbin" beyond it. |
I hope the weather is being kind to you today, it has been lovely here. Another sunny day, but not too hot!
"See you soon", Barbara xx
4 comments:
oooh - thank you!! I grew up on a farm and have to admit that wooden gates are always a thing of curiosity. I always want to know why it's there and what lies beyond.
Thank you, Mary Anne, for your comment. We were walking again yesterday, in a different area of the countryside, and when I uploaded my photos I was surprised just how many gates I had managed to find without even looking for them. Was it fun growing up on a farm, did you get involved in the work of the farm?
I didn't end up doing too much of the work - I was an only child and my dad was of the old school that it wasn't 'girls work'. I spent most of my time playing with the animals I'm afraid. We had some cattle, pigs, chickens and a work horse (along with the usual dogs and cats).
That looks like a lovely walk Barbara. Thanks for taking time to leave a comment on my last post... I'm pleased you decided to do it!
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