Beach Bailey

                                                It's all in the ears you know.

Getting told off.

 

How could mum possibly get told off about my behaviour and even more embarrassingly it was at Bodnant off all places !. Glad to say the gardener was new and didn't know I was thee "Bodnant Bailey" otherwise I would have had to come in disguise next time.

Nine Years Old - Where did the time go !

 

                     Nine Years Old - Where did the time go ! He is still Bodnant's star dog.

Hurry up mum, Bodnant closes in five minutes.

 

Hurry up mum, Bodnant closes in five minutes and I haven't had my tea.

Bathtime

 Post bathtime zoomie.

But I didn't do anything wrong !

 

But I didn't do anything wrong !

It's hot again.

 

Bridgewater Bailey

 

Happy tongue out Tuesday from my walk at RHS Bridgewater. There were so many dogs there I got dizzy trying to say hello to everybody

Wag Wednesday

 

Relaxing with Dad

 

Apparently, it is hip to be square, so here are the boys relaxing in the meadow at Holker Hall yesterday.

Roses

 

Happy Sunday everyone apparently roses smell wonderful to human noses. I still think things that smell good must be edible too.

Happy Father's Day

 Happy Father’s Day to my pawsome dad. We are nearly inseparable we even have the same cap.

Wisteria

 

Roses for the Jubilee

 

Bridgewater Bailey

 

Laburnum Arch

 

Holker Hound 2022

 

Bridgewater Bailey

 Now, I know you think I am sitting on the tulips but those who know me well can testify I am fully trained in garden etiquette.

Bluebells at Bodnant

 

Good doodle , naughty doodle.

 

Mum takes me for a walk.

 

Leap of Faith

 

Bailey unleashed on his favourite beach - Barmouth, Gwynedd.

Looking for Olly

 

Looking for my good friend - Olly the Corgi Jarvis at Bodnant.

Happy Doodle

 

There's nothing quite like a blast on the beach feeling the wind in your fur and sand under your paws.

February in the Winter Garden

 

Beach Bailey

 Got my eye on the ball.

Tarn Howes

 Why are there so many words in human language for a bit of water? There is just one word for the sea so why is this a tarn as opposed to a lake, loch, lochan, lough, mere, pool or even puddle. Answers on a postcard, please .....