(Y)our photos

[Anonymous]

Let's see your finest!

[Mi-Amigo]

Nice to see photo of your two dogs @pgn .

If they are anything like me, they`ll be only too pleased to get back in the warm.

[pgn]

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@Mi-Amigo wrote:

Nice to see photo of your two dogs @pgn .

If they are anything like me, they`ll be only too pleased to get back in the warm.

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Weather does not usually bother them - they're back, bushed, wet and pongy, in the kitchen - both happy, one lying up against the radiator, the other lying on the floor on the warm spot where the heating pipes cross the kitchen beneath the tiles... 

[jonsie]

Love the dogs @pgn 

[gmarkj]

Two very "good boys" there @pgn.
Would love a dog but don't think the cats would appreciate it...

[pgn]

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@gmarkj wrote:
Two very "good boys" there @pgn.
Would love a dog but don't think the cats would appreciate it...

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Cat predates both dogs by several years, @gmarkj.I think they have a memo of understanding. A casual sniff is tolerated, but cat retires beneath the old piano if barking is in evidence. Also Shepherd has a habit of nudging her to where he thinks she should be, Lab knows there is no food in the deal so pretty much ignores her, but will chase any cat if he's in the garden and happens upon a cat stupid enough to be in the garden at the same time: it's fair game in his book. Plenty of hedge and trees for cat to escape to or through though. 

[gmarkj]

Yeah they would probably be ok, but one of ours has proven flighty/nervous (next door has a small kitten/cat and he allows himself to be bullied) so am reluctant to add to the stress.
Add that we currently have removed fence panels to either side so we can (as allowed) congregate in the Hangout on occasion for outdoor meals and I am not sure the neighbours would approve of roaming dogs...

[BOSSGOGG]

Beginning to look a lot like..... Etc etc. 

Remember kids, if you too charge £13 for a glass of Lambrusco Rosso, you can afford Christmas lights like these. 😁.

The Dome Pub, Edinburgh. 

[pgn]

Smashing photo, @BOSSGOGG  - £13 for a Lambrusco Rosso in that part of Edinburgh, well, there's them (not often Scots!) that'll pay it... originally built as The Physicians' Hall, it went over-budget by a grand back in the late 1700s, so the Commercial Bank of Scotland (later to become RBS) bought and razed it, building what you see today on the origianl foundation stone.  The owners've been trying to claw the loss back since!  

The treasure found in the demolished Hall was returned to the College of Physicians in the city...

[Cleoriff]

Beautiful Pic @BOSSGOGG . I'll give the drink a miss though

[Mi-Amigo]

Great photo @BOSSGOGG

I`m sure the alcohol purchasers think it was worth it for such decorations.