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This is more like...croonch. swoo, croonch, swoo, baah, baah, eh?
Many thanks for previous comments.
Lake District, England.
Day twelve of not smoking. AAAAARRRGGHHHHH. Co-ordination going, concentration, gone, Sleepless, restless, manic. I hate this!
Comments (11)
Cosme..D..Churruca
Awesome view with this oveja in the foregroung... so crisp everything ! And those bronws are splendid... like a lot !
jcv2
baaaaaaah Love the sound! When you return home you'll be sheepless, and now it's sleepless... Hmmm, sorry to read that. Quite an investment, and a warning for those ignoring the risk of getting addicted! Gorgeous work, love those Hadrian uh... stony walls, Rozanne! :)
Svarg
Stick with it, Rozanne. I quit last October so I know what you're going through. It does get better . . . eventually, and its well worth it. Beautiful country there, and a great shot of it!
drace68
Nice pic with the sheep in the foreground. Don't know why, but had always imagined the Lake Country as lowland. Congratulations on your resolve - keep it up. -- Dick
soulofharmony
absolutely beautiful Jc says it all.. its superb.... happy day 12 :)))
jgkane
Nice shot, Rozanne. This brings back memories. My mother's cousins all seemed to have upland farms, fit for grazing scrawny sheep, stone collections and gorse / whin bushes. When I was six years old I helped my uncles and elder cousins build a 'drystane dyke' around my grandfather's big house above the bay. I later repaired the boundary dry stone walls. It is harder than it looks. The sheep used to give me a rather superior gaze, as if they knew exactly how to build it correctly, and telling me wordlessly that I was not doing so!! ;o) However the sheep were useful for keeping the grass of the front lawn down, and slowing tourist drivers on our hilly class C road ( suitable for Land Rovers, tractors and 'Shanks's Pony' . Regards, John.
marybelgium
I have quit almost 3 years ago... but you know that already ! It is really worth Rozanne... but I can understand what you are going through ! Enjoy your stay there in Lake District it seems such a beautiful country , would love to be there for a walk ! Gros bisous !
ERMITA
Come on girl, hate? Such a bad feeling! Great shot, I wouldn't mind to live in a place like this!! Hope you stay cool and don't smoke, ok?
Digimon
Hnag in there!!! It's worth it!! Well, it is refreshing to see sheep as the really look, not shorn, or like a white cotton ball! Real weathered coat on that one!!!
sharky_
Wishing you a big win to quite smoking. We will follow in your foot steps. Aloha
CDBrugg
withdrawl is a bitch (I know) - but worth it - amongst other things, you will be amazed how much your senses of smell and taste will improve in the next few months!