Two Harrys by happypat

Two Harrys

On our walk this afternoon it took us two hours to walk the 4.8kms as we kept meeting people we knew to stop & chat to. Seven lots of different neighbours to pass the time of day with all at social distance apart of course.
Here Harry is talking to our nephew Harry through the hedge.
They are discussing mole traps....moles are very active just now.

Three good things:
1. A lovely frosty day so the fields weren’t as muddy.
2. A gift of pot of parsnip soup!
3. We saw a Jay in our garden this morning...I have never seen one before.
Village life!
January 3rd, 2021  
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Nice capture of the two Harrys. Lovely to see the sun through the hedge.
January 3rd, 2021  
So lovely being in a rural neighbourhood - and meeting neighbours while out on your walk ! A lovely shot of Harry meeting Harry !!
January 3rd, 2021  
Love the light through the hedge. We always seem to bump into people when we're out and about locally now - I think everyone's going outside more. Jays are so beautiful - I hardly ever see them and get very excited when I do.
January 3rd, 2021  
That is certainly effective social distancing!
January 3rd, 2021  
Lovely capture
January 3rd, 2021  
Nicely social distanced capture
January 3rd, 2021  
Well spotted
January 3rd, 2021  
Looks like if you were out chatting for much longer the night sky would have fallen upon you! I had a walk today and met 5 neighbours. Think everyone was outside today bored of their jigsaws!
January 3rd, 2021  
Lovely to enjoy a frosty walk. So very muddy in Norfolk
January 3rd, 2021  
@lucycameron It was getting dark by the time we got back....everyone was out today....definitely fed up with jigsaws! It’s great to be sociable...the new way of meeting people is on the footpaths of the UK!
January 3rd, 2021  
@boxplayer We were excited too...I got my book out as we didn’t recognise it. Was taking nuts out of the ground feeder.
January 3rd, 2021  
@beryl You will remember the young Harry with his hen from years ago Beryl?
January 3rd, 2021  
@judithg we love village life!!
January 3rd, 2021  
sounds like a lovely walk :)
January 3rd, 2021  
Had a good laugh...moles....we had them here to. My late husband had some mole catching insidents to. Not very sucsesfull.
January 3rd, 2021  
We must be more inclined to talk to people when the social constraints are in. Parsnip Soup, eh? I have some parsnips. I'm also glad we don't have moles! Only rabbits!
January 3rd, 2021  
Good to catch up with the neighbours, makes you feel almost normal!
January 3rd, 2021  
A wonderful shot and narrative of community. Love that we are able to stay connected even with hedges and social distancing.
January 3rd, 2021  
I’ll re3nt out Black Pearl for the moles
January 4th, 2021  
Wonderful capture of the two Harry’s. Smile.
January 4th, 2021  
Nice to have the opportunity to visit.
January 4th, 2021  
Ha ha I have the same in our local shopping centre, well before Covid I did. I always see people I know in there and we stop for a chat. It takes a couple of hours sometimes to do the shopping.
January 4th, 2021  
I didn't spot Harry 2 initially, I thought Harry 1 was looking at the sunset. Your walk took ages but a great way to catch up with the neighbours safely.
January 4th, 2021  
Lovely photo of a chat through the hedge with a beautiful sunset peeking through!
January 4th, 2021  
How nice to meet so many people on your walk. Very social, in a social distancing kind of way! Super capture of the sunrise and your nephew skulking behind the hedge! Discussing mole traps, that made me smile this morning! :-)
January 4th, 2021  
@jamibann He had just set a trap Issi & as we walked off he shouted that while we had been talking it had caught one!!
January 4th, 2021  
@jgpittenger She would be working full time here at the moment Jane...as Harry2 said it’s like the M1 down that side of the hedge...rows & rows of mole hills!!
January 4th, 2021  
@sdutoit It’s quite exciting when you catch one though. They are beautiful velvet creatures & it’s sad really but it’s not good having soil in your hay or wheat crop unfortunately.
January 4th, 2021  
@onewing I used to see lots of folk to chat to in the supermarket too Babs but ever see one now. Partly because it’s not the social place it was & we are in & out ASAP but mainly perhaps is I don’t recognise anybody with a mask on!
January 4th, 2021  
@maggiemae No moles in NZ Maggie, I sent Nina a little sweater for Christmas with a mole on the front & told her I hoped it was the only mole in NZ!
January 4th, 2021  
Great candid shot
January 4th, 2021  
Moles are the ban of my m-i-l's life in her garden!! She's tried so many things but nothing has worked for long.
I like this sunset chat shot. Appealing.
January 4th, 2021  
We have lots of mole hills appearing in the fields near us and were saying this morning I wonder if they know where they are going to pop up!
January 4th, 2021  
Beautiful shot and sunset glow in the distance. Nice to be able to have a chat at a distance.
January 4th, 2021  
The hedge is a great way to maintain social distancing!
January 4th, 2021  
Very nice candid
January 4th, 2021  
@lyndamcg I e never seen one pop out yet Lynda, it makes you wonder if they have an under ground map. Harry 2 said to get across the road they pop up at night & scuttle across into another field!
January 4th, 2021  
I really enjoy this shot
January 4th, 2021  
@casablanca Your MIL needs a young Harry armed with a mole trap! Or even an old Harry, he would have a try catching them!
January 5th, 2021  
@happypat That'll have made him happy!
January 5th, 2021  
@happypat Send them over!
January 5th, 2021  
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