Friday, 13 November 2020

Friday Fun!

Hi Woofers!

Daisy, Holly, Miss Wendy and Eric de Ferret back with you!

We have been looking at the weather forecast on the computer and it looks like we will be getting some red rain and afterwards some blue rain!

Well, that's what we thought until Old Two Legs told us that the colours were an indication of how much rain was going to fall on us!

Holly says that red rain only comes along with dust storms over the Sahara, whatever that is! 

Still, when we went out for our walk we were looking at the clouds!

 Well, there is no red clouds yet!

We didn't meet up with any other woofers and we don't have hooligan woofers like Boris the Bounce to worry us. Any woofer that gets close to us is sorted out by OTL!

Those Silver Birch trees are still hanging onto their leaves. I reckon a good windy blast should get them all on to ground. No wind this weekend, just rain!

If we Huffed and Puffed do you thing the leaves would fall?

One last look at the sky before getting into the car showed up white, grey and black clouds, nothing red!

Which way is the Sahara mate?

I forgot to say that we went down to the beach using the big car, just to check it all out and make sure that the bits were all working.

Holly and I had to sit right at the back which wasn't much fun 'cos we couldn't see out the back or sides of the car and every time we jumped up. OTL told us to 'Sit Down!'

Spoilsport!

Still, things to look forward to this weekend, F1 Racing from Turkey. That should be fun!

See you tomorrow!

Luv,

Daisy, Holly, Miss Wendy and Eric de Ferret.

Thursday, 12 November 2020

The Car is Back!

 Hi Woofers!

Daisy, Holly, Miss Wendy and Eric de Ferret here!

Last night we got the message that the car was ready for collection, repaired and put back together again! So, now the car is back in its place of honour on the drive!

We will have to use it when we go for a walk, just to test it of course!

You remember those fungi OTL saw the other day? Well, we reckon they could be Jack o'lanterns as they were in a bunch. Auntie Sarn suggested they could be chanterelle.

Jack o'lanterns grow in large groups with the stems attached. Chanterelles are usually solitary or in a small bunch with separate stems. Still we will keep looking until we find a picture that looks the same!

Now, just how many spiders do you think there could have been in the picture yesterday? The Missus reckons there must be thousands!

We went out this morning and again Eric decided he wanted to come with us, to see the spiders again!

Well, I can't see a single spider!

No matter where Eric looked, there were no spiders to be seen! Maybe they have all drifted away on the wind!

Again, Old Two Legs has been busy plonking away on the computer, so a rather boring day, mind you, the clouds had all gone and there was a gentle breeze coming down the River Medway.

     How's that for a blue sky and it is November!

While we were down on the sea front, we met up with Bob who loves OTL and presented OTL with a wet soggy ball for OTL to throw for him! Holly and I sat down waiting for OTL to finish, I mean, you'd think that Bob had better things to do, we certainly didn't want to hang around!

So, there it was, no other woofers and we were soon back home to get a bite to eat. After that it was back to the office and a gentle snooze before bed!

See you tomorrow!

Luv,

Daisy, Holly, Miss Wendy and Eric de Ferret.