Plotting mischief, in the long grass I wait.
Over the hill we walk, She hobbles. We walk slow so that She can keep up. The evening sun is sinking to the sea.
Foxglove flowers spear the blue sky.
To the top of the rock, so high I climb and then pretend that I cannot get down.
Then together we watch and wait for the sun to sizzle yet again into the sea, and we are dark silhouettes outlined by fire.
I'm glad you were only pretending to be stuck. Imagine if She had had to get a ladder up there, what with a dodgy foot an all.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I'm continually amazed at the beauty of your landscape; your art & of course; your orange loves.
ReplyDeleteMake sure to eat all the mice before the roof goes...
ReplyDeleteOne word! WOW! Amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautful, brave kitties...
ReplyDeleteYou hab green fields, sea and rarcks. I hab a roop. We shoul' make swap.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glowing cats... and foxglove.
ReplyDeleteI had to shut my eyes at the sight of you perched so high above the sea.
is it a dodgy foot?
ReplyDeleteor a dodgy ankle?
would need a really tall ladder to get up there and and a fireman not afraid of heights!
ReplyDeletelove the lighting in the last picture :D
why does the Dear Lady hobble? at least She is not waiting on you gingers to play catch up...
ReplyDeleteThose are really beautiful photos! That is good there was an easy way down from the rocks!
ReplyDeleteWatching Kiff get down from the rock was quite a treat. First he went up and up and up as high as he could and then he came down by the way most difficult!
ReplyDeleteWe do not know why She hobbles. Something in her hip we think which then makes all out of line so that ankles hurt and feet. And as for Her mouth, probably it was a rude word that burnt it!
You are fortunate to live in such a lovely place - I hope She wasn't too worried when you pretended to be stuck:)
ReplyDeleteThis is the MOST delightful blog I have ever visited. It conjures up such a feeling of safe cosy happiness. It is Purrrrrfect, thank you.
ReplyDeletePerhaps you can urge that She goes to the chiropractor to get aching bones back in alignment. Then you could sit with Her for a bit and purr and be comforting until She feels like walking is easier.
ReplyDeletei smile each time i look at your home and adventures-lucky kitties-lucky friend-Angie
ReplyDeleteShe follows you on your trips? That's nice :)
ReplyDeletemy ginger cat rather stays close to the house...I'm starting to suspect her of being a coward - but she's very young, I suppose she will be exploring the countryside later :)
gorgeous as usual.
ReplyDeleteYou three are so lucky, what a beautiful place you live in.
ReplyDeleteCat in the grass - oh gorgeous kit! This one should go in the calendar!
ReplyDeleteNice pics.
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