Real dedication, like an enduring friendship, is a quiet thing…
I was standing, in the early morning light, with Tess, our Collie, in hand, entering a compact garden which overlooks the headland at Alnmouth. We are on a week’s holiday; Bernie and myself, her sister and my mother. In some ways, it’s our annual ‘offering’ because my mother needs a lot of looking after. She has vascular dementia, and, year on year, the condition worsens and the change in the previous twelve months becomes apparent in the everyday events of holiday life repeating themselves – but differently.
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That Alnmouth Boat Club’s HQ seems interesting 😉 What is that about? And your dog Tess is so lovely ❤️ Beautiful Collie!
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Thank you. All most interesting and such beautiful photographs! I felt the atmosphere of Alnmouth most vividly, as if I had just strolled through it!
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