Woodwench's World.

Woodwench (Dee) has asked me if I would put her photos on the forum for her as she still hasn't mastered 'Photobucket'
so here we go

The joys of the Wood.

The front of the cottage


The rear.


Algie the cat.


Loll


Handsome GSD Merlin.


Kiki my Jack Russell in the park.


My favourite picture of Misty my Border Collie.


Penny one of my Lurchers.


Sollee


Pumba and his Son Walter.

I love your cottage Dee, the snow photo of it is beautiful look's like a Winter Wonderland

What fantastic pics. Your cottage is just stunning as are you furries. What a beautiful bunch

How beautiful!

What a lovely cottage and a gorgeous bunch of fur babies.

Just wonderful x

Wow Your cottage looks like its been taken from a movie scene, it looks enchanting , it must be fabulous to live there in peace and tranquility with all that wildlife

Thank you for the kind comments!
And Thank You Maysie for posting the pics!
The dogs and birds are sadlly no longer with me. Kiki was mine from puppyhood: 1968 to1984. Merlin as a pup from 1975 - 1982. Sollee as a pup from 1982 - 1991. Misty was a rescue at 10 months old in 1991 and she was my dream dog, so intelligent she made me wonder who was brightest, her or me! She was 16 when I lost her in 2005. In 2006 I took on Penny from Fenbank Greyhound Rescue. She was elderly (no one knew her exact age) and I had her until 2008. I don't have a dog now.
Pumba was my fave zebra finch, he was proud dad of 3 boys, Wlater, Homer and Sonic and during his 11yrs he had 3 wives: Pi, Peace and Pru.

The cottage was built in 1862 and is great in summer but bloody cold in winter. There's no central heating and with all that snow over the last 2 winters I was taking a bath in an unheated bathroom and sleeping in an unheated bedroom!

Poor Algie was one of 9 feral cats I've fed over the past 7yrs. All have died as the result of RTA's on the A16. Algie was my favourite and he was killed on the 2nd of Sept. I really miss him being in the garden.

Your fur babies were all beautiful

Your house is amazing! I bet it's a lovely place to live but I will admit, despite being from chilly north east Scotland - I'm a pansie and would die without central heating

But I bet the location makes it worth it

Definitely the location. In a wood with all manner of birds, roe deer, muntjac deer, fox and badger, stoat, weasel and pole cat. We have finally got otters back in the valley.
I've lived here since I was 10 months old and I've never known the fear some towns folk have of their neighbours. My nearest neighbour is over half a mile away!

The winter picture makes me want to ask if the walls are gingerbread? Do have an oven large enough for 2 pesky children? Have you been practicing your cackle?

No oven in this house, not even a gas or an electric one. I have a microwave but it doesn't cook meat... I'm vegan.

The last cackle heard here died with the last hen in 1974!

It's lovely to see what Lol looks like. He's gorgeous!

Love the cottage too, and all the other babies

Your cottage is absolutely stunning!

And of course all your fur babies, adore the GSD and Collie (two of my favorite breeds)

How cheeky does Loll look