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"Hi, I'm William (a Lurcher sighthound). In my case I'm a mixture of Deerhound, Greyhound, Bedlington, Collie & Huntaway. I was born 13th October 2007 on a farm near Tavistock Devon. Hope you will enjoy my adventures........❤️William"
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Showing posts with label Goats Valley of the Rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goats Valley of the Rocks. Show all posts

17 Aug 2013

Valley of Rocks



...and I have been on a goat hunt.  Of course I took Dad along too, he needed me to protect him!



it didn't take me long to spot some...they're in the photo above...can you see them!  Don't worry I got mum to take pics of a group of them we came across


look - dad is pointing them out, just in case mum didn't spot them!










this encounter was at the Valley of Rocks, a place we visit sometimes - a valley surrounded by rocks - obviously you guessed that from the name








  no fencing to keep the goats contained, but each end of this valley there are cattle grids to stop them getting further away.





I think they were as amazed by me as I was by them!


till next time

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28 Oct 2011

Visiting Lynmouth

From my last post and the Valley of Rocks, here are some photos of my visit down the hill to Lynmouth that same day....












I ask Dad to lift me up but it takes a bit of persuasion...







....it works in the end....

Thanks Dad

.....I'll just check that mum is watching...
I enjoyed that visit.....
and we will go there again when I'll get mum to take more photos
Have a great weekend
love william




22 Oct 2011

Goats at the Valley of Rocks

We went over to Lynton and Lynmouth today and took a walk around the Valley of Rocks.  It's full of the most interesting smells you could imagine.....but to start with I heard something over the wall



and discovered these chaps





the Wild Goats of the Valley of Rocks..... I don't think they should have been in this field.  The local residents tend to be very upset at times when the goats get into their allotments or gardens.  Further down the road we found another herd of them in the car park




and mum did a little video, although she apologises for filming into the sun, obviously not ideal, but the goats would have made off sooner ....



they are quite inquisitive and when I get closer to them instead of running away some of them stop to look at me, but they never get really close




and when we left and walked back into Lynton we saw one balanced on the top of a bank



next time I'll show you some pictures of Lynmouth which is the twin town
to Lynton

                                                                 love william