Double Foundation Chain
I first came across Double Foundation Chain in the Encyclopaedia of Needlework by Thérèse de Dillmont.
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Each week we go for a drive and take Freki and Geri for a 'big walk' somewhere with lots to sniff and smell. They know it's going to be extra fun when they have to put their 'big walk' outfits on.
This week we went to the spot where we get to visit the horses. It was the first bit of sunshine for a while and we were all keen to get out and enjoy the warmth.
Whitey wasn't interested in saying hello, it was lunch time after all and there was a lot of grass to be munching.
Curly was feeling a little more sociable and ate lunch a little closer.
Chestnut didn't even notice we were visiting. I guess next time we shall have to visit after lunch.
We continued our stroll along the waterways.
Even spoonbill was busy eating lunch.
Mr Pee-Wee is always up for a chat though. 'Hello Pee-Wee, it's such a beautiful day don't you think?'
I count our 'big walks' as my exercise for the day and often take the camera for photos. I forgot to grab the camera this week, but I did have the little one in my handbag and I'm so glad I did! We soaked up all the beauty and headed home to have some lunch too.
Our 'big walks' purfylle (embellish) my week so much and I really miss them if we're not able to go due to poor weather like last week. Do you go on 'big walks?'
Lovely set of photos and I completely agree - big walks are the best for exploring! - Tasha
ReplyDeleteAnd exploring is the best for photos ;)
DeleteI love walks but it's been terribly hot over here that it doesn't make it a pleasant one. i love the sights that you saw; we don't get that over here!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the hot weather to return! Give me a hot day over a cold one anytime. We are incredibly lucky to have so much nature near by, I couldn't imagine life without it.
DeleteYou have one lovely big excuse for being walks there #AnimalTales
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid there is very little walking with Bob in Dubai at the moment, but we do go to the desert every friday morning to the lakes and walk him round the neighbourhood after sunset. We used to walk 2-3 times a week in South Africa at local nature reserves and take picnics or stop at dog friendly cafes and living on a golf course with a river and lakes Bob was walked round it the other evenings. I miss my walks
ReplyDeleteWell some walks are better then none I guess, but walks around the neighbourhood are definitely not the same as being able to get to the nature reserves. A lot of the reserves here dogs are banned but there are still plenty of places that are dog friendly. It's one of the things I do like about living here.
DeleteStella & I used to be in a 'Big Walkies' dog walking group before we were both too poorly to commit to it regularly. That place looks wonderful. If we're having a good day I drive us into town and we have a long stroll through the country park and along the river, definitely a place for the camera too! :)
ReplyDeleteWe have to drive to most of walking spots too. It's so worth it to walk along the river though.
DeleteWe walk Saari every day but when I am really busy she either has to have a shorter walk or the boys take her. As I am currently home alone I have promised her a long walk every day .... and we are both really enjoying them. No need to rush home to see to some-one else's needs and plenty of time to enjoy the countryside.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for sharing your walk on #AnimalTales
I would love to see some of the incredible countryside you and Saari get to enjoy together.
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