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Showing posts with label dog walk. Show all posts

12 May 2013

Durlston country park

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Another sunny day, another dog walk. We decided to go for a walk around Durlston country park in Swanage. It was another welcome break from normal life, we were able to lay in the grass and cloud watch with pup running circles around us and frolicking in the long grass (her favourite). We managed to find a lovely little spot from which we could see the sail yachts sailing past, which has just increased our longing for our sailing trip in Greece next month (you'll notice some fitness type posts coming soon as I get ready for our adventures). And after a little while got back up and continued our ramble along the gorgeous Dorset coastline, sadly we didn't spot any dolphins though! When our legs were tired and pup was finally padding along side us instead of bounding in front we headed back to normality.

This week I'm really trying to focus on my essay writing, I really seem to struggle to write anything worth reading now I'm a second year (my grades seem to have dropped 30% - if you've got any tips please let me know!


What've you been up to lately? xo

19 Feb 2013

Lulworth dog walk

Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog

So after we strolled along the cliff tops by Durdle Door post here we headed off along the coastal path to do some serious hill climbing. Pup bounded off in front of us for the entire afternoon and then bounded back to us, and then away.. you get the idea. After weeks of being super serious at work I decided to throw my inhibitions to the wind, which there was lots of, and roll down several of the giant hills we'd climbed. Strangely no one said a word but I ended up rather muddy. We were all truely exhausted after a while and it was so lovely and peaceful sat at the top taking in the amazing views. I guess what I enjoyed most about the day was being able to appreciate the amazing area I've grown up in and I'm sure Danny and pup would say the same.


xox 
Showing posts with label dog walk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog walk. Show all posts

12 May 2013

Durlston country park

DurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlstonDurlston

Another sunny day, another dog walk. We decided to go for a walk around Durlston country park in Swanage. It was another welcome break from normal life, we were able to lay in the grass and cloud watch with pup running circles around us and frolicking in the long grass (her favourite). We managed to find a lovely little spot from which we could see the sail yachts sailing past, which has just increased our longing for our sailing trip in Greece next month (you'll notice some fitness type posts coming soon as I get ready for our adventures). And after a little while got back up and continued our ramble along the gorgeous Dorset coastline, sadly we didn't spot any dolphins though! When our legs were tired and pup was finally padding along side us instead of bounding in front we headed back to normality.

This week I'm really trying to focus on my essay writing, I really seem to struggle to write anything worth reading now I'm a second year (my grades seem to have dropped 30% - if you've got any tips please let me know!


What've you been up to lately? xo

19 Feb 2013

Lulworth dog walk

Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog
Baileycakes a lifestyle blog

So after we strolled along the cliff tops by Durdle Door post here we headed off along the coastal path to do some serious hill climbing. Pup bounded off in front of us for the entire afternoon and then bounded back to us, and then away.. you get the idea. After weeks of being super serious at work I decided to throw my inhibitions to the wind, which there was lots of, and roll down several of the giant hills we'd climbed. Strangely no one said a word but I ended up rather muddy. We were all truely exhausted after a while and it was so lovely and peaceful sat at the top taking in the amazing views. I guess what I enjoyed most about the day was being able to appreciate the amazing area I've grown up in and I'm sure Danny and pup would say the same.


xox 
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