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While everyone else is watching football ...

... on Saturday afternoon, Tilly and I are out walking, and watching deer.  
I know what I would rather be watching!  No contest.

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  1. Wonderful photos of the deer. I thought exactly the same as you when I walked Zac up on the Moor - no other humans in sight because they were all watching football! I watched a Kestrel hovering, a Sparrowhawk patrolling an area for food before swooping down on some unsuspecting small creature, Skylarks singing above and a Buzzard family circling lazily above the untidy nest on top of an old mine chimney. Sheep & lambs, cattle and calves, ponies and foals - but no humans. Bliss!

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    1. Sounds absolutely perfect to me! Aren't we fortunate to have these places to go, and even more fortunate to have the awareness and eyes to see it all. Thank you. A

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