Too wet for a walk me thinks!!

Water everywhere on our walk this afternoon.
The fields are waterlogged & ditches & drains full of muddy water.
Connie actually didn’t seem to bother…she was full of vim & doesn’t seem to mind the puddles as much as she did.
She had a warm shower when she got back!

Three good things!
1. We met nobody on our walk…all other dogs safe inside.
2. Slow cooker with braising steak on since early morning.
3. The wood burner is burning bright & smoke free! Thank goodness! We have been having problems on odd days where it smokes if the wind is in the wrong direction.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Poor Connie , looking so bedraggled! I am sure she appreciated and enjoyed her warm shower on return home! The braising steak sounds good !!

[Sarah Bremner]

Good for you getting out anyway.
And hope you enjoyed your dinner... Slow cookers are awesome inventions.

[Judith Johnson]

Gosh it does look wet, you did well to go out at all. I won't brag about our weather!

[Babs]

Oh, dear that does look wet, poor Connie. She doesn't seem to mind though and a nice warm show is just the ticket when she got home.

[Joan Robillard]

Oh dear she looks like you might be displeased with her wet coat. I think there isn't much tat dampens her enthusiasm for a walk.

[Maggiemae]

This bridge looks slippery - wet and muddy! November weather!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Jane Pittenger]

Lol

[John Falconer]

Nice shot.

[Issi Bannerman]

Connie looks a little damp! Nice capture of her though.

[Boxplayer]

Poor sausage.

[Casablanca]

Oh what a soggy doggy!

[Dianne]

Sweet little dripping dog. I’ll bet she loved a warm shower on return home.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Where is her umbrella, I'll report you to the RSPCA or someone. Woof, Woof.

[Pat Knowles]

@ladymagpie @dide @casablanca @boxplayer @jamibann @johnfalconer @bkbinthecity @maggiemae @joansmor @onewing @busylady

I did put her red coat on before we set off but it’s a bit bulky & as it wasn’t that cold I took it off again as she’s running all over the place & although wet would be quite warm.

[Carole Sandford]

Perhaps a swim!