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Will do, Eileen. I'm surprised to learn she is very close to us..just down the road! She says we can start as early as tomorrow or we can pick a day/time of our choosing for introduction/training. I think we'd probably go there several times a week. Now just waiting for K to wake so I can confirm a date/time. Luckily she says it's fine we are not morning people as the birds need changing/cleaning at all hours of the day which I suppose is true!  |
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I love your idea Tink - hope you enjoy it. Years ago I used to volunteer warden at our local RSPB reserve shop. It was indoors and could get very boring if no-one came in! Yesterday was quite rainy and cold here, so OH and I went for a walk along the Chichester Canal, which has been restored by some very skilled people. It was really beautiful - somewhere I'd not been before. The yellow flags are just coming out. Saw a few water fowl. We were however grateful to get to the pub to warm up and have lunch and a few drinks. I had a pint of Guinness! We enjoyed our few hours off even though the weather was pants! |
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