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I think this has just rounded off a perfect weekend. He's a lucky dog to have found you. Ruth and I hope you have many happy years together.

At the SW pack walk today we sang 'Happy Birthday' to the lovely Cassie when we stopped for coffee and cakes. Thank you for the sardine oatcakes. Without telling tales, I know one Lab who liked them so much that she had three! Yes, Holly, I'm talking about you!

Ive been farting all night. It smells lovely.

Holly made me smile, sitting on top of the rocket pinnacle with her eyes closed hoovering up all the smells on the breeze. She looked so contented.

Biblins?

This is Holly the Fearless on Biblins Bridge. It's a rope suspension bridge over the River Wye thats only allowed to take six people at a time.

Happy birthday Molly. Holly sends licks and wags.

Labradors and picnics. Always a rich source of stories.

Daughter in law has just posted this lovely picture of Alfie. You can see the sense of fun and excitement. He was a lovely lad who loved people. He'd get very excited whenever we visited so we always had to greet him calmly. Absolutely no excited voices were allowed or he'd go zoomies all...

Teenager. 'Nuff said.

I was at Beekonvyoo yesterday with my pals Pippin and Becca. We had lovely sniffs and got a bit muddy.

Our son's dog, Alfie, was PTS today. He was at least 14 years old and had led a full life in the heart of a noisy family, surrounded by love.

I love the quizzical look on his face.

OK. I’ll start a new thread.

So it must be time for another one. How about getting together over Easter?

I found a botul in the woods today and carried it for miles.

I got a badada kog. by tug ith frozed.

With that normal Labrador generosity of spirit, I'm sure that Sam would understand.

I was away on Tuesday night running a STEM event in Essex. Holly's welcome last night was frantic, lost of chasing, wagging, tickling and bringing of toys. She really knows how to make me feel welcome.

I hope you have a great time. Cornwall is wonderful for dogs - beautiful coastal walks and very dog friendly pubs. I remember dragging Holly past the pastie shop in Tintagel last year - very embarrassing!