Re: Walking the dog (not a euphemism, lol)
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2022 4:06 pm
In Ireland, for 'Bush', read 'Bog'. Time was when I used to walk our two large dogs together. Since the attached pic. was taken, our elderly German Shepherd passed and has been replaced by a new rescue specimen, very strong and bouncy, so nowadays they are walked separately and we have recruited a neighbour to help out.
Kilt tartan is Musselborough and my tank top says everything is going downhill, which isn't strictly true, as we have no hills in our neighbourhood.
Tom
Kilt tartan is Musselborough and my tank top says everything is going downhill, which isn't strictly true, as we have no hills in our neighbourhood.
Tom