This morning I enjoyed a very helpful Team Viewer session with James Peacock. These events, when my screen is taken over and I watch the cursor whizzing around it are always rather magical. The upshot is I will continue with their own plug in for WordPress. Scheduling in and carrying out the work for this will take a few days, but James is appreciative of my need for urgency. As always, I have utmost faith in Peacock Computers.
This afternoon Jackie and I took a forest drive.
Alongside the graveyard of St Peter’s, Bramshaw
goats were milling about.
This evening we all dined on Red Chilli’s takeaway fare with which Jackie drank Hoegaarden and I finished the Bordeaux.
The graves must be several hundred years old, interesting places to walk through.
That’s right, John. Thank you very much
Have a great day!
Goats and Good news. Life is good. You seemed to have the best luck with the workmen you deal with. 😉
We do. Country living, I think, Pat. Thanks very much
Looks like a very interesting graveyard!
Thank you very much, M.B. Full of history
Every graveyard should have a herd of goats, thus eliminating the need for a gardener.
Thanks very much, Luanne
It looks as if the entire graveyard is flowing gradually down the hill!
It is very high up, John. Thank you very much
I do enjoy seeing goats. When the girls were young we had two nanny goats, the girls named them Geraldine and Jemima. Some years later we had a Billy… aptly called Billy. Lots of stories waiting to be told!
Thanks very much, Sue. That makes me even happier that you made it possible to post these
You are so welcome, Derrick it is and has been a pleasure to assist.
Goats and gravestones are both very photogenic.
Thank you very much, Tootlepedal
The goats look suitably playful. I’m glad the computer people have offered a solution.
Thank you very much, Susan
I wonder how old some of them are. Could you make out the year of departure?
Most older ones are 18th century as far as I can tell, Bridget. Thanks very much
Nice to see you have been kidding around. 😉
Thanks very much, Chrissy 🙂
So glad you had a helpful session with James Peacock!
Your graveyard photos are so touching and beautiful.
Your goat photos bring smiles! 🐐 Not baa-d! 🐐 In fact, maa-rvelous! 🐐 😀
Goodly goats graze grass…great graveyard gardeners! 😉
(((HUGS))) ❤️ 🙂
Taa very much, Carolyn X
Good to see you are getting out and about, visiting interesting places-even graveyards. Such tales those markers could tell.
I am thinking of getting back on task here after an eventful summer and look forward to reading your posts again, Derrick!
Thank you so much, Cynthia
I love the gravestone photos, how the gravestones are becoming one with their natural setting.
Thank you very much, Liz
You’re welcome, Derrick.
I like how nature has decorated the gravestones and the big old tree. It’s nice to have goats milling about on the grass.
Thank you very much, JoAnna
That’s some graveyard.
Thank you very much, Gary
I think goats are both cute and quirky. You captured some great shots of the gravestones, too, Derrick.
Thank you very much, Alys
That looks like an interesting cemetery to wander about, lichens on the older stones attempting to erase the identities of the long dead. Are those daffodils and crocus blooming among the gravestones? The sleeping residents pay no mind to the goats grazing and frolicking above.
Thanks very much, Lavinia. Yes, the gallery pictures were taken from the same spot earlier in the year
The stones around the tree is intriguing.
Thanks very much, Andy
You’re welcome.
I love your goats and gravestones. I am fascinated by graveyards…especially old ones. The patina on the stones is so beautiful and I love all the angles. J
Thank you very much, Judy
It is interesting to see goats in your part of the world. I note a large flock of goats has moved into our town and cannot help wondering ‘what next?’
Thank you very much, Anne. An Urban Flock?
Interesting photos you shared today, Derrick!
Thanks very much, Aletta
Glorious photos!
I love the graveyard shots–and the goats there. A wonderful contrast.
I wondered, too, about the daffodils and crocuses, but I see you answered that above. 🙂
I’m glad Peacock Computers has such great service and can help you.
Thanks very much, Merril.
Love the change of scenery! Those tree roots must have encountered a lot in the graveyard….
Thank you very much, Val. Yes, the gallery shots were taken in spring
The graveyard seems to be in spring time 🌸😁
It was – last time we visited. Well spotted, Ribana 🙂 Thanks very much
I love to wander around old graveyards, there’s so much history there. The goats would be an added bonus.
Thank you very much, GP
I’m glad you found a reliable computer tech and hope all goes well. Such great photos of the graveyard and the goats.
Thank you very much, Eugi
The title is an enticing proposition to tag alongside you. It’s never been a disappointment.
Thank you so much, Uma
You have number one in the use of the Internet, Derrick .
The old graves teach us humility.
And the goats are funny and full of life
In friendship
Michel
Erratum ;Please read: ” you are numer one;..”
Thank you very much, friend, Michel
I love the goats and the countryside graveyard. Charming!
Thank you very much, AnneMarie
Always happy to hear your computer is in good hands so you can continue to share your gorgeous photos and life’s insights!
Thank you so much, Jan
Love it! Looks like me once in awhile!
Thanks a lot, Dwight 🙂
You are welcome!