Back in the far reaches of the forest path, we came across a fortune from a fortune cookie. Huh? Strange place to find a fortune. "Ability is not something to be shown off." Probably good advice.
The trilliums are still blooming, but I have to admit, they look a lot better on a sunny day.
This young tree is growing right in the middle of the remains of an old tree trunk. Mother Nature is practising her recycling.
She walked in the mud, wallowed in the mud, rolled in the mud, and I think she even ate mud......
....but she had a great time. She loves weekends with her Nana!For Travels with Tessa - Part 1, see previous post.
Looks like you had a nice walk. I'm sure Tessa enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteTessa looks a great dog... and these last two posts look perfect for man and beast to walk..
ReplyDeleteAnd I'll bet she's happier than a pig in ... mud. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love when there are treasures to be found like that fortune and the tree trunk growth. Thanks for the fun walk.
She has a face only a mudder coud love....great shots and what a terrific place to use that boundless energy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you and Tessa had a wonderful time! Love those photos, principally the first one... what a length trees!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week ahead.
Beautiful image and such a sweet looking dog! May I pat him?
ReplyDeleteA rainy day walk every once in a while is great! I ventured out into a field right after a thunderstorm yesterday, I loved it.
thank you for your visit. you also have very beautiful shots here
ReplyDeleteMelissa and I send many loving greetings to baby Collum!
ReplyDeleteAnd Kiki dog says WUFF to Tessa and Nana!
Have a great week all of you!
Sorry my mistake! It should be of course Callum.
ReplyDeleteTessa would also have needed an umbrella! I guess she got a good shower when back home.
ReplyDeleteNever saw a tree growing in a tree trunk before! Must be exceptional!
That is one lucky Tessa, Ex-S. I know you feel the same way. :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so nice and relaxing. It has been a long time since I was on a good walk. Ok a few weeks ago I did take my youngest down the road from my grandmas to visit the Llams.
ReplyDeleteLooked like Tessa had the time of her life.
ReplyDeleteHope you bathed Tessa before letting her roll around on your sofa. :-)
There is nothing quite like the fragrance of wet dog..Did you have to bath her..?
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great place for a walk.
heehee, love the pic of muddy Tessa...that's what dogs and children are all about, right? And wow, what a difference you're views are from the views I've had recently...couldn't be more different!
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