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Evening pootle

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  1. This evening, Vernon & I went for a pootle around the lanes, stopping off at
    a pub for a bite to eat on the way home. On our quite lovely evening
    journey, we passed a lovely ginger cat curled up having a snooze on a patch
    of wheat at the corner of a wheat field. As we cycled by, one ear perked up
    and one eye opened - watching us as we cycled by. In the village where we
    stopped at a pub, it being a lovely evening, we sat at a table outside.
    Whilst there, a black cat emerged for a neighbouring garden and ran across
    to another one. Then a tabby the size of a labrador d*g came sauntering down
    the village road with a swagger that let everyone know just who owned this
    here town :-) Then, on the final short leg home, we disturbed another black
    cat sitting in the verge, hunting for mousies.

    The evening ride was quite glorious. It's warm, with a gentle breeze. The
    scent of honeysuckle filled the air at various points. Then there was the
    wildlife... rabbits, pheasants... a barn owl..

    On arrival home, three felines greeted us, as well as the sound of a
    nightingale singing from a nearby tree.

    Sheer joy.

    Cheers, helen s

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