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Four days into the Dog Walk Challenge, and we’re going strong (we actually took a longer walk later in the day – it was probably about 2.5 miles, but I forgot to check the mileage when we started, so it’s not going up).
Date: May 4, 2016
Location: Home
Length: 1.3 Miles
Who: Sarah & Choppy
Travels with Choppy 
We had a longer walk today, about 3 miles in total, so are well knackered!
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Very nice! We did just over three today, but spread over two walks (as will be seen tomorrow).
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We’d been up to vote in a local election and carried on a different way to the supermarket which was a mile further, so Maggie had shorter walks later. I suppose over the day we walked between 4 and 5. Little and often, isn’t that what they say? Or is that just food?? !!
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I decided to take a few extra steps myself yesterday, ended up just shy of two miles. :-). (giggling at Schooner and his affection for Choppy, talk about cute)
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Nice! And the affection definitely isn’t mutual (yet).
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Good for you both. Keep it up. And love Schooner playing look out! 🙂
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Still going strong – we did two walks again today!
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Whoot!
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Like this photo with Choppy in shadow that reaches to the pond and intersecting the reflection of the barns, it leads the eye straight up. Arty!
Schooner is looking a tad Egyptian (Abyssinian?) with those ears. He’s becoming quite the handsome fellow.
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I didn’t even notice the arty part, but it is – a happy accident of where I stood and my shadow!
He is a bit Egyptian looking. He also has an interesting tabby pattern, especially for a kitten found in a barn!
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You can make up a story about him being heir to a fugitive king. 🙂
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Day 4 – exciting! Poor Schooner has to stay home! Thanks Sarah, and I did receive your email – will let you know our details soon. Happy day my friend! 🙂
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Excellent! Hope we can get to meet!
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Schooner probably doesn’t mind being the greeter when you get home. Matter of fact, Walmart is looking for qualified greeters!
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Hey, if he wants to get a job, I welcome it! These animals are quite the freeloaders!
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Looks like you have a beautiful place to walk. Schooner deciding Choppy is her pal now is great. 🙂
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We do – but our normal country road is all torn up, so it isn’t quite as good as normal!
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Aww, sweet Schooner. Poor guy, he is trying so hard to win Choppy over! 🙂
I liked the water photograph, I captured some baby goslings with their mommy but haven’t decided when to post it. I already had a Mother’s Day post in the “works,” Sarah. You are doing well on your daily walks. Hope you have a wonderful weekend, just in case my visits with family members keep me from blogging. Starting after work tomorrow, spending night in German Village at youngest daughter’s apt. 🙂
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That’s a LOT of walking. Yikes.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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It was – I think Choppy was exhausted by the end of all of it (but in a good way!).
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Keep going strong guys. It is same in human as it is with pets. The more you try, the more stronger you are.
Cheers, Mojisola
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Great pics and Schooner is soooo cute. He loves Choppy …
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Oh, he does – Choppy may not reciprocate the feelings entirely!
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That is so cute seeing Schooner waiting!
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That’s him on every walk – I really need to get one of him watching us out the window, which he does sometimes.
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awwe so cute!
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Ha, that’s gorgeous! Our two cats are often waiting to greet us when we return with the dogs & they try to greet them – the dogs sometimes return the favour if they’re not distracted 🙂 I love the scenery you get to walk past!
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It’s great – we live right on the edge of the country, so I get both the countryside and the city (or at least as much of a city as one gets in a small town).
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