Sunday, 15 May 2016

Away visiting Human Granny

Here I am on Thursday morning, about to head down South for a few days, wearing what Gail, for some reason, refers to as my 'Newcastle Station Harness'.

Pleased to report we both arrived safely in Nottingham, and found HGY in good spirits.

More later!

15 comments:

  1. that are good news Bertie... hugs to your HGY and have a super time in Nottingham :O)

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  2. Hari OM
    Crikey Bertie lad, y'mean the wummin is still frettin' 'bout that episode? Still, you do look handsome in the red... enjoy that visit with HGY!!! hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx

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  3. For sure Sir Bertie you need that special harness for Newcastle...that station seems to awaken your wild side. Hugs to Human Granny
    Madi and mom

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  4. I'm glad you made it to Nottingham without incident, Bertie! I just ran out the front door. I may need a harness, too. Enjoy your visit!

    -Otto

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  5. have fun while visiting human granny

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  6. It's far past time to catch up. We'll be back soon!!!

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  7. We are glad that you two arrived Safely and that HGY is doing well.

    We Have NO idea WHY she would refer to your Walking string Harness in that manner... PEEPS are such a Mystery.

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  8. I've got a harness like that Bertie. I can get out of it. Mums says I'm a regular Houdini. Want me to teach you how? What the heck is so good about Newcastle, anyhow?

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  9. Enjoy your granny time!

    Your Pals,

    Murphy & Stanley

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  10. Have a great time with HGY!!!
    Smileys!
    Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo

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  11. 'Newcastle Station Harness' BOL! Looks like Gail is not taking any chances..... Enjoy HGY!

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  12. Hope you are having a lovely visit with Human Granny!

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  13. Hi hi hi! Ojo here! We are glad you had a good trip! Our person-grandma always carries treats in her pockets for us. We love her. Does your do this too?

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