Waiting for scones!

[Gulfalan67]

Sunday morning it was cool and overcast with the monsoon lingering overhead. The Boy and I were rapt when my wife announced she would be baking us fresh scones for our morning tea. We decided to take a stroll down the hill to the creek to pass the time until 11am.

 

[Bam]

Great phots of the boy the Alan.

 

[saxonaxe]

Smashing photos Alan, the last one is a classic, I love the alert look and the surroundings.

 

[1 shot willie]

Cracking pictures Alan.....the boy looks well happy

How were the scones when you both got back home?

 

[IAM ODIN]

Yeh but is it a scone or a scone?

 

[Bam]

Yeh but is it a scone or a scone?

.... or a wee crap cake ????

 

[Gulfalan67]

The Boy is a semi- amphibious canine. He loves splashing around in creeks -almost as much as he enjoys his scones with cream. Even a ten minute stroll down the hill is an adventure for him.

It’s when we get back to the camp the trouble started. My wife hates the smell of wet dog in the house. So we had our tea and ate scones on the veranda, looking across the forest. (Obviously The Boy doesn’t drink tea, he’s a dog. So he had a bowl of milk with his hot buttered scones and cream). Afterwards, he was banished to his little den in the workshop until he dried off. Poor Boy!


Alan

 

[Ystranc]

The Boy is a semi- amphibious canine. He loves splashing around in creeks -almost as much as he enjoys his scones with cream. Even a ten minute stroll down the hill is an adventure for him.

It’s when we get back to the camp the trouble started. My wife hates the smell of wet dog in the house. So we had our tea and ate scones on the veranda, looking across the forest. (Obviously The Boy doesn’t drink tea, he’s a dog. So he had a bowl of milk with his hot buttered scones and cream). Afterwards, he was banished to his little den in the workshop until he dried off. Poor Boy!


Alan

He has it easier than ours when they get home wet and muddy...they get the hose pipe on the outside tap, a quick towel down and them confined to one room until they've dried off completely.