Getting too close for comfort
For those who wonder why we put coats on them - here they are hiding under a hedge during the hail storm - they really are a couple of softies ! The wind gusted a 71.5mph during this hail storm.
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Don't blame them! Glad to see that Tilly is better, she was poorly when we saw you in November. Jane .
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, Tilly has finished her antibiotics and seems to be OK, we are giving her several herb treatments to try to help her stomach & digestion as she is showing the same signs as our previous bitch who had a bleeding ulcer and nearly died. Tilly seems quite happy - just hungry all the time at them moment now she's feeling better ! Really terrible day here, house has been shaking in the wind at times. Sue
ReplyDeleteGlad you're all ok, thanks for the reply to the email earlier. Poor Tilly and Wooster, don't envy them and their nice coats!
ReplyDeleteWooster's nice coat is really muddy - no idea how they can go on the same walk and Tilly is nice and clean and Wooster is filthy - obviously dogs are much the same as children ! !
DeleteWind seems to have calmed down now - might even get some sleep tonight !
Hi Sue, Thanks for braving the weather to post the calendar. I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of those wild waves rolling in.
I've been having so much trouble with internet and sometimes I write a comment, but it doesn't come up on the page. It's been okay some of the time. Family have been away or taking it easy over the holiday break, but I will see if they can look at it again soon.
Keep warm,
Betty
Hi Betty, Really really wild here all day. Calming down a bit now and for tomorrow - then more Sunday/Monday.
DeleteKnow just how frustrating it is when you have internet problems ours was very weak again today - looks like it's a weather thing and they're supposed to be fixing it ! Do hope the calendar gets there safely - probably about a week. Sue
Hope you are all ok today...we have been watching the news and appreciating how lucky we are.I really think I should knit Wooster and Tilly a nice hat each ! perhaps a rather fetching Balaclava ! ha ! Take care and thank you for still taking photographs in such adverse conditions.'Scilly' doesn't look to clever.....and as you say there is more to come ! macca.
ReplyDeleteWooster & Tilly are comical really - since they are supposed to be Grouse Moor hunting dogs - they wouldn't be much good if it rained up there !
DeleteThey could certainly do with something to hold their ears down !
The weather for Sunday/Monday isn't looking good, but I don't think it will be as bad as yesterday - although the swell forecast is not looking good for the paople who have already suffered and we still have high tides.
I gather there has been some damage to the Quay over on Scilly. Gry is ready to sail on Monday - if the weather isn't too bad.
Sue
Poor loves, as T and W's faces show what they think of hail. I have hunkered down in the cottage as my husband is already back in San Diego. I'm hoping that the repair man will come to fix the leakingbath/kitchen extension flat roof before I leave, but the weather seems to have decided otherwise.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, pity about the leaking roof - been there, done that !
DeleteNot great weather for you and your guests, such a pity after all the planning.
Do hope you manage to get the roof repaired before you leave - for peace of mind !