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Aerial Dog

14/8/2015

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Somewhat late this year, a weather window in East Lothian has allowed us to get the hay made. After days of fretting the weather will hold it's an occasion for a bit of relaxation. My collies seem to sense the change of mood and just love to play tig round the stacks of bales.
As it was a day without much wind, I got a chance to play with the modern miracle that is a flying camera that can be remote controlled using a mobile phone.
Usually I just prop the gate open a crack and eventually one of the flock will find it. Then, Yipee! they are into the greener grass (if only the bit round the edge) they have been eyeing on the other side the fence all summer 
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27/10/2019 04:50:29 am

An aerial dog is not what you would normally expect from all of this. I know that it will take a lot of getting used to, but believe me, it is all worth it. In my opinion, as long as we are able to have a nice pet to hang out with, then it is okay. I may not have a lot of friends, but I do have my dog with me. It is enough to have a little company with you at all times.

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