Tag: dog
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"We shall blep on the beaches. We shall blep on the landing grounds. We shall blep in the fields and in the streets." A slightly Winston Churchill look from the dog this Fourth of Bleptember.
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A champagne-coloured French Bulldog stands on a patterned throw. She has a chew toy sticking out of the side of her mouth in a manner reminiscient of a cigar, and her tongue hanging out of the other side of her mouth.
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Bravely standing guard during the school run this Third of Bleptember, our little blepster seems surprisingly unfazed by the imminent rainstorm despite the fact that she hates the rain!
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French Bulldog, tongue sticking out, with her lead tied to a wooden stake on green grass littered with the very first of the season's fallen leaves.
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Is it morning already? Demmy might not be ready for the day, but her face is ready for the Second of Bleptember!
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French Bulldog in her crate with a huge blep.
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Chilling on the grass at Waddesdon Manor's Chilli Fest with a Good Dog this First of Bleptember.
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Dan on grass with a dog; the dog's tongue is sticking out.
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Me: "This weekend I need to update these buildout scripts for Debian 12 and implement a new provider middleware."
Dog's expression: "Or we could just go for a walk?"
Me: "Or we could just go for a walk, sure."
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French Bulldog, outdoors, on a lead, her tongue sticking out.
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If the most useful thing I achieve this Bank Holiday Monday will have been to make it easier to post short geotagged notes from my mobile to my blog (and Mastodon), it will have been a success.
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Dan sits on the grass in a garden, with his French Bulldog.
This has been a test post. Feel free to ignore it.
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Sleeping champagne-coloured French Bulldog, her tongue laying out on the cushion of her bed.
Derpy McBlepsleep, diligently guarding the front door just in case somebody comes by with treats.
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llswater Steamers and the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway have introduced a season ticket for dogs. And it's called the "Rover" ticket. ๐๐ค
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This young lady's so proud of herself! This morning, she was up in time to catch in-the-act the burglar who visits us three times a week and steals the empty glass bottles we leave on our doorstep.
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Young French Bulldog, standing, looking happy, tongue hanging out.
She did such a good job of scaring him off that he left us some milk and orange juice by way of apology.
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Geohashing expedition 2024-05-09 51 -1
A lunchtime dog walk (while posting a parcel) took me to a geohashpoint near Standlake Allotments.
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Found GC2BHX9 C-130J Hercules
This checkin to GC2BHX9 C-130J Hercules reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. Found by the geohound and I after a brief battle with the first stinging nettles of the season. Owie! She and I came over from Stanton Harcourt this morning - from which we see plenty of Brize Nortons' โฆ
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Did not find GC6Q3A1 Cur.Bri.Lew 11
This checkin to GC6Q3A1 Cur.Bri.Lew 11 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. The pup and I unearthed a few likely hiding places without success here. Not sure what we've missed: feels like we lifted every hint item in the vicinity!
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Found GC6Q39R Cur.Bri.Lew 10
This checkin to GC6Q39R Cur.Bri.Lew 10 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. QEF for the geopup and I on this strangely springlike morning. Cache container is damaged almost beyond recognition, as others have observed, and is desperately in need of replacement. TFTC.
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Geohashing expedition 2024-02-10 51 -1
In my first expedition in a while, I made two brave outings to an exceptionally muddy field this morning in order to find a geohashpoint.
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Found GC82XT0 Cumnor Minions - Dr Nefario
This checkin to GC82XT0 Cumnor Minions - Dr Nefario reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. Found after trying a few different hosts while out on an expedition to try and reach the 2024-02-10 51 -1 geohashpoint with the 7-year-old and the dog. The path to the hashpoint is really waterlogged โฆ




