Oh hi, it's Guinness. As you saw from yesterday's sneak peak I'm visiting Scotland!
That's right! And I am staying in this old farm house with my human and her sister, Erica. It is important to get back to your roots you know!
And look--Erica has these two pet ratties.
What do you think? They are the size of my head.
And right in the back yard there is a lovely sheep farm. And I fall asleep each night to the sound of little lambs Baaahing for there mothers. It is really peaceful and gentle.
Except there are these strange creatures called Llamas and they follow me everywhere.
Look! Even when I go along the back of the field the llamas follow me everwhere. Gulp. Perhaps they think I am a llama too?
What is this???? Atlantic lobster for supper? That's right--umm--I forgot to tell you something...
I am in NEW SCOTLAND. That is what Nova Scotia really means---so I played a little trick on you. hehehe. Hope you liked my little adventure to NEW SCOTLAND!
Oh Guinness, you rascal,you! Do the little ratties seem to be afraid of you? I bet not, your gentleness shines out!
ReplyDeleteI see where people are commenting on your bad haircut . . .but the best thing about hair is it grows out fast. By the time winter comes you will have a nice coat again!
With every new picture of your country side, I can see why my Pop wanted to visit New Scotland, and now I do too.
Cheers and hugs,
Jo, Stella and Zkhat
I wondered how you traveled! Sneaky...but delightful trip. The little dogs would be food for our wild dogs-coyotes out west in Colorado where I live. ♥♫
ReplyDeleteYou have the BEST adventures! So cool!
ReplyDeleteOh, you little dickens, you fooled us too. We were wondering how you managed to get there. Great place you have there - did you get a summer haircut?
ReplyDeleteWoos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Guinness, you are so lucky to visit such beautiful places and to be able to hang out with all the different animals. The little ratties are very cute!
ReplyDeleteWe thought you were pulling our paw. Just as beautiful. Hope they keep you fed, those ratties look appetizing
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
WOW! How exciting! Enjoy "new" Scotland!!!
ReplyDeletePlay bows,
Zim
What a beautiful place - Old or New - just beautiful!!
ReplyDelete-Gizmo, Bart and Ruby
hehehe...you fooled us...we thought you had actually flown to Scotland!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spot....thanks so much for sharing!
(((hugs)) your friends
Oskar, Schatzi & Xena
Great joke. And what a beautiful place. Watch where you're stepping, you don't want to get 'ratties' on your feet.
ReplyDeleteWe usually have an Alpaca or two with the sheep. Apparently, they keep the foxes away.
XXXOOO Daisy, Kendra & Bella
I was wondering how you got all the way to Scotland! Those llamas are funny creatures!
ReplyDeleteGosh, Guinness - you've had a haircut!! Wowee...very suave & debonaire! (but maybe a little too llama-like?? Hee! hee!)
ReplyDeleteSlobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
ps. how dare you make sneery comments about the snow? That WAS a LOT of snow!!! Ha! Ha!
You sure fooled us! We want some Lobster too!!! Miss Mindy and her Mom
ReplyDeleteHi, Guiness!
ReplyDeleteYou got me too!
I loved your post!
And those 2 little doggies are so cute!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Guiness, you have the best adventures! We have 4 of those little ratties/chihuahuas at our house so I will let you in on a little secret. They really do think they are as big as you. Just humor them and keep them away from any mirrors while you are around and they will be fine ;-)
ReplyDeleteHa! Yep they might think you're of the llama family too ;) And lobsters?!!! YUMMY! Looks like a wonderful place to vacation :)
ReplyDeleteWaggin at ya,
Roo
Guinness! I am still stuck on that hair cut. You look so nekked.
ReplyDeleteSlobbers,
Mango
HAHAHA those 'ratties' are cute. Nice to see that big and small dogs can get along because it's gonna happen here some day.
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