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PS. Moss is a labradoodle.
PPS. Perhaps labracolliedoodles were'nt such a good idea anyway.
Had an ace couple of days away in Cumbria and did all things fun...up-hill walkies...down hill walkies, frisbee, footie, camping and AGILITY! Yes going through the tunnels was just fab and I love getting wet! More of the same please.
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Pre-gig walkies on the front at Girvan.

Suppose if I had to moan about the white stuff (like lots of folk are) it would be those nasty balls I get between my toes...oh and I havn't seen so many of my friends recently either (particularly the smaller ones!)
Up early next morning for a run with Fi. Quite built up area to start with...loads of noisy cars and masses of school kids assembling. We head up the hill to Copstone Park...much better! Nice and quiet here. Spent the rest of the day in the garden again. P was busy making bundles of 'dipstix' (ready for Woodworks Festival tomorrow) and Fi was updating the new website. Everyone seemed very content except for 'Snowy' the resident cat who's not been seen since our arrival....woops!
After this it got a bit a bit towny so nothing much to report.
Now where?... the beach perhaps? YES - well after a picnic by the van, complete with glass of wine (them not me I hasten to add!) and a very long walk along a hot grassy path first. Not that I'm complaining though...met my very first Irish Water Spaniel. Very nice looking! She seemed to like me too. We head off through the trees then... WOW that's the biggest beach I've ever seen.... where's the the sea gone?
Right I'm off....
After a slow drive down to Norwich (Bank holiday traffic) we arrive at The Brickmakers. It's red hot...perfect for the event! A one day music festival raising funds for the local primary school. Seems that P & Fi are one of 35 acts taking part! That's a lot... wonder how many bring their dogs too? Excellent news... they are performing in the garden so I can sit and watch! Quite a contrast to the garden I mentioned earlier mind - bantums have now been replaced with beer glasses and crowds of people. Sadly no other dogs to play with... well no friendly ones anyway.
Arrived in Alford after a fab country stop off for picnic and frisbee session. Definately one of the better laybys. (Hope they have logged that one for future visits). The music venue, an outdoor craft market was incredibly colourful and everyone very friendly indeed. Don't remember getting so many pats! The only downside P and Fi seemed busy for much longer than normal, so I didn't get my usual interval treats. I'm sure I heard my name mentioned at one point.
Eventually the wait is over... Heaven on earth....Eweleaze Campsite. I'm off for a swim!
I do miss my best friend Moss who lives nextdoor. She is a Labradoodle and is both drop deal gorgeous and brilliant fun to be with.
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