Perdita’s Walk Home

Rocks on the path

Rocks on the path

I usually have a Hitty in my pocket and it was Perdita’s turn to go to work with me today.  We both really enjoy the 5 km walk home, especially on an evening as beautiful as this.  We stopped several times – here she is taking a little rest on the path down from Moss Rock…

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Deer in the cemetery

Deer in the cemetery

These deer have taken up residence in Ross Bay Cemetery – a young buck with velvet antlers, and a gentle doe in a nest of grass…

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Grass on the hill

Grass on the hill

A lovely jungle of grass and Horsetails at the fringes of the beach… 

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Sunset

Sunset

When we get to the very last bit along the water we sit for a spell…if it is not cloudy we’ll come back here to watch the sun go down on the longest day of the year. Happy Summer Solstice (10:04 pm tonight) to our friends in the Northern Hemisphere, and Happy First Day of Winter to our friends south of the equator…we hope you all have a very lovely evening.

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20 thoughts on “Perdita’s Walk Home

  1. Perdita may be wistful, but she is lovely. And good company I am sure on your walks as she does not mind sitting around contemplating the view, unlike one of two of her more bouncy sisters.

  2. Perdita seems to be a peaceful, calm hitty and she is so content to enjoy her walk and also enjoy the various sights nature has to offer……

  3. I agree that the sunset photo is spectacular! Perdita looks absolutley beautiful! And her dress fabric suits her perfectly!

    • Thank you! The sunset light is amazing….Perdita hasn’t taken off this dress since I made it – she claims it for her own, as it reminds her of her travels, and the colours suit her complexion.

  4. How beautiful your surroundings are! Perdita is a very lucky Hitty to have joined in on your walk.
    My poor girls are hibernating as I’m struggling with a variety of health problems and don’t have time between hospital trips to entertain them (or should that be ‘I don’t have time to be entertained by them?’

    • Oh dear, I am sorry to hear about your travails. Around here one of my Hittys or another can usually be found in a pocket or purse even under a pillow. When they are not actively entertaining me they keep quiet company. Take care.

  5. What a wonderful way to wind down at the end of the day with a lovely companion to share Mother Nature’s Bounty. She has such a peaceful look of serenity on her face, and love her dress!

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