... as delegates to COP 26 in Scotland will currently be learning.
Here in the north-east of the country we are well away from the Glasgow mayhem, and while 200 of my working colleagues have been assisting the police in maintaining security at the climate conference, Gail and I have been blowing away the cobwebs on Forvie Sands (and occasionally pondering the wisdom of holding a crucial meeting aimed at mitigating global heating in a part of the world where many might welcome warmer weather...)
your beach is great... and we are happy too to be far away from such big events
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful beach you had all to yourself Bertie!
ReplyDeleteOur beaches are so different from yours. My human says it's imported sand from the Sahara, and because the tide doesn't come in and out as it does on your beaches. The sea just slops up and down a bit, so they clear the sand with big earth movers! We do get lots of seaweed though, and it's often left when there are no holiday makers about. Yesterday we walked along by the beach and there were one or two people actually in the sea - in November!
Love,
Inca xx
Having been raised on British seaside holidays, Gail does not consider it a proper beach unless it has a sand castle destroying tide!
DeleteYou are sure one lucky boy to have that gorgeous beach all to yourself, Bertie!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteAs you know, Bertie lad, Scotland is blessed with many beauteous beaches worthy of any tropical isle... but oh, the winds! Adorable clip of you bouncing along the strand... hugs and wags, YAM-auntyxxx
Bertie, you look like a wind up dog toy trotting along so merrily in the sand.. so happy to see you enjoying the beach and treats.... this climate thing is hard to understand. here in Florida we have plenty of heat but what more heat means is Florida is sinking under the sea a few inches a year, not really sinking but the cold frozen stuff north is melting and raising our water. Beau ate a normal breakfast and did normal business. he is still limping and we are waiting impatiently to hear from the doctor
ReplyDeleteBertie bless your little WFT heart. Good thing you are a tough and strong and muscular WFT and could hold your ground with the wind.
ReplyDeleteI always thoroughly enjoy your videos
Hugs cecilia
You sure look like you were enjoying your walk along the beach, Bertie. We hope you got that cookie you were looking for.
ReplyDeleteNo fool he, with respect to cookies and many other things.
ReplyDeleteWe wouldn't mind a little warmer weather, especially since there's snow in the forecast. Brrrrrrrr! Stay warm, Bertie!
ReplyDeleteIt sure sounds windy there, but we would love to have the chance to run on a beach like that.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Boy, and we thought it was windy here the other day (and really thought we were going to die . . .) lee and Phod
ReplyDeleteThat wind sounds wicked. But a great place to run. Oh, and we feel you should have a treat after your film performance.
ReplyDeleteI would attend the climate conference but it is bad for the atmosphere. They should call that Bertie beach
ReplyDeleteHi friend, Ojo here! I feel happy seeing you on that Beach! (They are taking away all our Beaches, saying "no dogs allowed anymore". This is very sad. But none of our Beaches are as beautiful as this one!) Enjoy your Beach for me!
ReplyDeleteI think you should be a speaker.
ReplyDeleteHaving never (yet) been to the ocean and the beach, we are in awe of the wonderful and windy walk you had! We loved the video of our friend enjoying the day!
ReplyDeleteRosie and Redford