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Birthday Girl

It's Tilly's 10th birthday today.  Happy Birthday Tilly, constant companion and grand little lady.  (Not always ladylike in her behaviour, I hasten to add!).
Many happy returns of the day Tills. xx

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  1. Rambler24 March 2017 at 01:05

    Awww, there's something about an old dog that tugs at the heart-strings. She looks a lovely little dog, awake or asleep!

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    1. the running wave24 March 2017 at 07:34

      Yes, she's a great character. Looking a little lopsided these days since she lost her earflap with the tumour on her head last December. She's kept young by the pup, Ted, constantly goading her and keeping her on her toes generally! We have sunshine today - hooray! Hope you have a sunny weekend in Cornwall. A x

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  2. Sally24 March 2017 at 08:00

    Happy birthday Tills xxx

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