Welcome to all my new followers, hope you enjoy the journey.
Angela here again to show you what I've been up to this week.
We had a bit of a shock this week when the electric suddenly went off and you might know it was late at night.
Hubby did the best he could in the dark and realised it was something to do with the cable going to one of the filters attached to the pond.
Nothing could be done until the follwing day and we could not have known what we would find!
I wonder if you can imagine what this little guy had to do with it?
So the following day we went to try and find out what was going on.
Hubby opened the box where all the cables are pluged in and there it was a tiny newt that had manged to creep in through one of the holes where the cables entered the box and it had managed to cause the electrics to fuse.
He was still alive but seemed rather dozy and wasn't moving very much so I found him a nice dark and damp place under a stone in the hope he'd get over his mishap.
Having sorted that we went into the park for a walk.
We have so many interesting old trees there.
When we got back we sat in the conservatory as usual for coffee and our usual visitor arrived and of course turned away as soon as I got the camera out.
They are so cheeky!
As we are approaching Halloween I thought it was time for Daisy and Alfie to change their costumes.
That seems appropriate.
(Ai obviously)
Have a great weekend everyone and
thanks for stopping by.
Leave me a comment and I'll pop over to see what you've been up to this week too.
Angela x
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4 comments:
Who knew such a tiny critter could be responsible for such mayhem!
Kathyk
That tiny newt causing so much fracas! I'm glad your hubby found the cause and no harm done really, only a night without power. (which is normal here by the way).
It's fun to see your doggos all dressed up for Haloween.
Keep smiling,
Lisca
The newt is very cute. They can be little monsters 👻
Sorry it has taken me all week to visit. After a hetcic birthday week, I took a few quiet days to regroup. I enjoyed your story about the little newt. I am surprised he survived.
The trunks of the old treesare interesting. We have some in the park. A few have plaques saying when they were planted. The new ones they put in last year have all survived the hot summer and are now waking up, so maybe in another fifty plus years, someone else will be enjoying them. In the mornings the grass over there is crowded with jackdaws and squirrels. They have all come back after the rain. Now I must start thinking about writing this week's post. Kate x
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