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Welcome to "Man with two dogs" - the family website for dog owners and dog walkers.
This is my countryside diary which appears each Saturday in the Courier & Advertiser newspaper.
Archive for February, 2005
Aga Cooker
Saturday, February 26th, 2005
WAKING UP with snow on the ground and hearing the central heating fire up, got me thinking back to the years when the Doyenne and I were bringing up our family at the Kirklands. (…read on »)
Animal camouflage
Saturday, February 19th, 2005
PANDEMONIUM REIGNS when grandchildren come to stay. Last weekend we expected only grandson James to be visiting, but son Robert and daughter-in-law Kate blew in with Cecily and Fergus. The decibels rapidly rose to unforeseen levels! (…read on »)
Neighbours, walkers and The Fall
Saturday, February 12th, 2005
WALKING DOGS is a grand way to keep in touch with your neighbours. (…read on »)
Seashore and semi-precious stones
Saturday, February 5th, 2005
AN IRISH girl tells me that last Tuesday was St Brigid’s Day, and that the Irish traditionally regard the first of February as the first day of spring. The fair Saint would have got a healthy suntan if she’d spent the day in our garden, and with Irish luck it was a foretaste of what we can expect to come. (…read on »)