wordless corgi wednesday

8 comments

  1. Kerry Hand -

    I really like that understory one gets beneath trees. You wordlessly point out the necessity to just spend some time looking at it.

    • Sue Langley -

      Thanks Kerry, I really enjoy your blog. The Thyme post and the poppies. Great! My sister lives in Blenheim. I visited her two years ago when they lived in Geraldine and we traveled your way on a 3 day trip, Dunedin, Balcutha, and Owaka, then made tracks through the bush to the beach in several places. Saw the Dunedin Botanical. Wonderful!! How’s your mullein doing? hahaha

    • Sue Langley -

      Yes, they are! There are no deer or gophers on Maggie’s watch. She’s a herder, so she even watches over us, herding us down the hallways nipping at our pantlegs. 🙂

  3. Arleen Webster -

    Just love your landscape with the beautiful, mature oak trees. Three years ago I planted a couple Coast Live oaks on our property, but they’re only about 2 ft. in height right now. Btw, your pooch looks so alert and attentive. We have a ditzy Akita who would rather gut her squeaky toys or play with the frisbee than chase squirrels, bunnies and gophers on the home front. Sigh.

  4. Sue Langley -

    Thanks, Arleen, I took a look at your blog…very nice! We have a lot of the same interests…even Pride and Prejudice, however, I like the Jennifer Ehle, Colin Firth version. 🙂

  5. Alison -

    So….I come to your website to try and identify a tree and what do I find? A corgi! Our Clogs would love to meet your Maggie as she much prefers Corgis to any other breed of dog. 🙂

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