… about Strawberry Moose playing hide-and-seek with his sister Katherine and other students from Hatfield University. Well, I’ve been sent some photos to prove it.
Here you can see His Nibs cunningly hiding behind a tree. Unfortunately, his antlers somehow give the game away but at least he had a good time, being surrounded by young ladies of the female sex.
I’ve also been sent some “other” photos detailing his “other” antics while on his solo round-Britain tour, but the world is not yet ready for them.
Sunday today so I didn’t set the alarm. Nevertheless I was up at 09:30 and had a leisurely breakfast. I carried on with the pointing later – it takes me about 10 minutes to mix a bucket-full of cement and about an hour or so to apply it, and twice I was caught out by rainstorms just as I had a bucketload. I can’t leave it so I ended up working in the rain.
The second storm meant business so I abandoned the task once the bucket was emptied, came in and dried myself off, followed by a coffee. But the pointing isn’t going to be finished at this rate – not even close – so I’ve pretty-much decided on a change of plan.
