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Random picsThere are Tarantulas in Walmer Bridge  My eldest son at St Ninian's cave  Shelley, Chris and Howard at St Ninian's  walking down to St Ninian's  Mr Bull  Seals  Kwame  Malaika 
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Lovely photos Shelley, although I was a bit worried by the rumour of tarantulas! That bay looks like a wonderful walk - is it far from your 'van? Mr Bull looks rather nice and Malaika and Kwame really do stand nicely. Wish Monty could master that one - he always sits when I want a stand! |
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Those are great pics, thanks for sharing! Except the spider, ugh! Mr. Bull is scary looking, and I'm off to look up St. Ninian, never heard of him. |
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Angie St Ninian's cave is a 30 minute drive away, it's a very peaceful place and the beach is remote enough to do off lead exercise. The cave is full of crosses and tributes, it's quite moving. Re standing the dogs, i've always known it's important to teach a stand as well as other positions but have to admit we haven't concentrated as much on it. I'm not very good yet at stacking them, the person on the pics is Kwame's breeder  Eileen, hope you have enjoyed looking up St Ninian |
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