First of all I want to say a big thank you to all the people who have left comments, e-mails and text messages after I lost my best buddy; Jim. The blogging community really is like one big family. Thank you.
Today's picture is from Wales; from my last visit there with Jim. Although he hated the journey, once he was there he soon settled down. He loved being with his friends, Bud and Poppy, the wide open spaces, and the freedom to roam and do what a dog should do; sniff out all the new smells, and leave his mark for others to find.
When I took the picture, I had a title come to mind straight away.
King of the hill
Enjoy your Sunday.
28 comments:
i am so sorry to hear of the loss of your best buddy. I have just inherited a rather ugly chocolate all sorts dog with a sweet temper who has become my shadow.
We lost our dog 26 years ago and as you know, a super dog cannot be replaced. 9 year old Koockie I could not refuse since his owner could no longer live independently.
Are you sure that is the king of the hill? It looks more like a queen to me . . .
Hey Keith,
How have you been?
Another great shot and I think the title is just so apt:)
So long take care.
Shantana
Thanks Arija.
I'm sure your shadow will be an excellent companion.
Yea, you're right, it is a 'queen' of the hill, but that didn't sound right to me. A bit of poetic licence lol
Thanks Shantana. It's felt strange this week without him.
Enjoy your Sunday.
A superb image Keith.
Very appropriate title. The rolling hills makes for a very interesting background.
Thanks Roy.
Thank you Mike.
Reminds me of those childhood days when we played King of the Castle.
So glad you are feeling a little more like posting Keith. A wonderful photo and a beautiful sentiment....Take care my dear friend.
Hi Keith...This a fantastic photo...Love those sheep!! My daughter would be thrilled to see such a beautiful shot!!
Hugs
Grace
It's a beauty of a shot. A big hug to you, Keith.
Great shot!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada,.
Yea, I remember that game too John :-)
Thank you Jan. I appreciate your thoughts. :-)
Thanks Grace. A hug back to you. :-)
Theresa, thank you. A big hug back to you too.
Thanks Gary. :-)
I love the sheep, standing and waiting. Oh, and I will definitely "hug" you, lol.
Ewe have taken a great picture there Keith! (see what I did there!) ;)
Hope things are getting a bit better now, it`s a long road, but you have memories to remember along that road.
J
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SO glad Jim got to enjoy Wales! This is a great shot and I love the title!!
Great shot, also a great title, this guy does look the king of the hill part.
Bob, thank you. Cheers for the hug lol
Thank ewe John ;-)
Thanks Sondra.
Thank you Gillian.
Can ewe be a King if ewe's a ewe?
Sorry! That's a cracking shot Keith, well captured...[;o)
btw did she ever throw back that frisbee?!!
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lol
Very funny picture, i like this!:-)
Thanks Elizabeth :-)
HM, that's a great photo. I'm also sorry to hear about Jim, who sounds like a wonderful friend. I'm glad you've got 13 years of memories.
Thanks JoLynne. Yea, I miss him terribly. A lot of good memories though.
The first picture spoke a thousand deep words. I love it, so with the caption.
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justsoyouknow, thank you. :-)
Great shot, Keith. And caption. What came to my mind was "Are ewe looking at me?"
Thanks Hilary.
I like your caption :-)
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