Missy finds a feather. 

A heavy frost under the trees where the sun can't reach. 

Missy races around to keep warm. 

Looking towards the stream. 

The bog is iced over 

Missy decides that Icy water is too cold for her. 

Clouds in the sky. 

Fritham Village 

John and Raffles are nearly back at the car 

Missy would be happy to walk all day 

The wind blows through raffles coat. 

Boxing day walk.

Over the years we have walked with a number of dogs at Busketts and today as we did our traditional boxing day walk we were remembering some of these dogs so the first photo shows a group of dogs from 2000, Jessie and Raffles were still puppies here. Daisy was a young dog but Jake Digby and Kerry have all gone now but we still remember the good times we had with them.
Today we started our walk with 4 tennis balls as Spud and Missy love to chase them. Missy usually tries to carry them all and not give them up but today she was on her best behaviour and really got into playing and bringing the ball back. She and Spud had a great time whilst Raffles and Toffee mainly stayed close and got some biscuits. After about ten minutes we had already lost two balls but we still had two to play with. The puddles were slightly icy and it was spitting with rain but we enjoyed a good hours walk.As we got back to the carpark Missy found one of the lost balls but then she decided that she wanted to play some more! It took us 10 minutes to finally capture her, but finally Pete got her, having been so good she had to end up being BAD

Some of the dogs that walked with us in the past.

Daisy, kerry, Jake, Jessie, Sunny, Digby and Raffles 

get your big foot off the ball Pete. 

Toffee 

Missy 

Spud and Missy wallow in the stagnant water. 

in the stream 

Missy and the ball 

Pete and dogs