January 2018
Freyja`s Tails
15/01/18 14:30
Hello and welcome to the first Freyjas Tails of 2018.
I hope you all had a good Christmas and New Year, the Fisher household hosted quite a few family members over the holiday and I spent Boxing Day with my canine Sprocker pal Poppy. We had a good run across the fields in the morning which blew the cobwebs away, however there is no way I will ever be able to keep up with Poppy !!
January 4th saw the owners pack up rucksacks and suitcases and alerted me to the fact there may be an adventure looming, I was correct, the mistress had planned a Birthday surprise for the master and I was lucky enough to be included.
A short journey in the car saw us arrive a very cosy cottage in the village of Biggin by Hartington,Derbyshire.
It is a lovely cottage owned by John and Vanessa and we stayed there a year ago, I am particularly fond of the log burner in the lounge and spent a happy week asleep in front of it.
If any of you lovely readers want a preview of the cottage just visit Postcard Cottages, there is also a smashing converted barn in Brassington that Poppy stayed in with her owners.
The Masters birthday was a milestone event and the children, partners and grandchildren all surprised him on the Friday and stayed for two nights. I was pleased as Poppy came too.
The morning of the birthday saw a mound of bacon butties and then the grand present opening, the Master was presented with a glider flight and I am very much hoping I will be included too !!
Just need to order my Biggles goggles and then I am ready for take off…
The visitors all went home and we spent the last three days walking the glorious Derbyshire countryside.
The picture below shows me enjoying the Pioneer log burner.
The world of Tim Fisher Artist has been busy over the past month, the last part of the new book has been sent to the publishers, Leisure Painter articles written and lots of long walks capturing view of the countryside.
I am looking forward to seeing the new Oil Pastel book when its published later on this year as I appear in the dog Pawtrait section.
See you soon,
Freyja xx
I hope you all had a good Christmas and New Year, the Fisher household hosted quite a few family members over the holiday and I spent Boxing Day with my canine Sprocker pal Poppy. We had a good run across the fields in the morning which blew the cobwebs away, however there is no way I will ever be able to keep up with Poppy !!
January 4th saw the owners pack up rucksacks and suitcases and alerted me to the fact there may be an adventure looming, I was correct, the mistress had planned a Birthday surprise for the master and I was lucky enough to be included.
A short journey in the car saw us arrive a very cosy cottage in the village of Biggin by Hartington,Derbyshire.
It is a lovely cottage owned by John and Vanessa and we stayed there a year ago, I am particularly fond of the log burner in the lounge and spent a happy week asleep in front of it.
If any of you lovely readers want a preview of the cottage just visit Postcard Cottages, there is also a smashing converted barn in Brassington that Poppy stayed in with her owners.
The Masters birthday was a milestone event and the children, partners and grandchildren all surprised him on the Friday and stayed for two nights. I was pleased as Poppy came too.
The morning of the birthday saw a mound of bacon butties and then the grand present opening, the Master was presented with a glider flight and I am very much hoping I will be included too !!
Just need to order my Biggles goggles and then I am ready for take off…
The visitors all went home and we spent the last three days walking the glorious Derbyshire countryside.
The picture below shows me enjoying the Pioneer log burner.
The world of Tim Fisher Artist has been busy over the past month, the last part of the new book has been sent to the publishers, Leisure Painter articles written and lots of long walks capturing view of the countryside.
I am looking forward to seeing the new Oil Pastel book when its published later on this year as I appear in the dog Pawtrait section.
See you soon,
Freyja xx