So that's where the other 2 got to. We're missing their antics this week - the hens that is, not The Sugarbabes. We're missing Stella (the smooth coated lurcher) and Pickle (the tiny terrier who thinks she's a cat) too.
Musing on gardening and life in the heart of rural Wiltshire. Well, erm Chippenham actually...
Thursday, 17 June 2010
Here Come the Hens!
So that's where the other 2 got to. We're missing their antics this week - the hens that is, not The Sugarbabes. We're missing Stella (the smooth coated lurcher) and Pickle (the tiny terrier who thinks she's a cat) too.
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You are so right! I love hens. Even when they go round scratching things up. Our garden would feel empty and odd without them.
ReplyDeletepickwick news...one of our hens has fallen by the wayside...the boys are carving a headstone as I speak :(
ReplyDeleteElizabeth - I wish we could have them here. I'm surprised at how taken NAH's been with them!
ReplyDeleteLu - oh no! Was it a fox? :(