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Another evening, another visit to the pets' field. This time, everyone was divided into two groups - the ewes and their lambs at the very top of the hill, the pet lambs at the gate. Iris was highest of all, standing up on the wall.Ivy.Imelda eventually joined Iris on the wall.Tess.Billy.Imelda got a bit bored on the wall.Ida wasn't interested in the wall at all.Ivy.Rosie.Irving....

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As has now become a very welcome tradition, I spent a ladies day at the dog show on Saturday. I went around with my camera, trying to capture some candid canines and stroking as many puppies as I could.  We went outside to catch some agility which is always enjoyable to watch. Heading back inside, we came across the parking area for Irish Wolfhounds. We caught some Afghan

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The weather forecast for the afternoon was rainy, so one day in June I decided to visit the butterfly house - it was something I could do rain or shine - but when I got there, the sun was still shining. On the way to the Butterfly House, I saw some of the free roaming peacocks.When I reached the butterfly house, I ended up paying for access to the gardens as well. Still, I start...

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I had decided to take Oonagh out of the shed and into the pet flock, and that evening I went out with Susan to see how she was settling in. Astrid greeted us at the gate.As usual, Wee Matt wasn't far behind.And Billy too.Titch.The wee babies were near the bottom of the field and the last to spot us.Ingrid.Teenie.Ilsa.And there's Oonagh. She looked very happy.She was getting alon...

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