Walk by the Axe

Lovely blog. Like the hat and the photographs.

Love your hat Teds! Great walk and must admit to being a little envious of the bear! ;)

Did you knit the hat then ! Its great ! Loved the blog . The bear reminds me of that advert where he is in the washer and dryer and then on the beach with the little girl. Have you seen it ?

The river is lovely. I must say I would rather be there than the last photo, even though it's probably warmer there lol :)

Thank you Diane and Karen the sun was lovely on our walk but it was very cold.

Rose I'm afraid knitting is not one of my strong points, the last thing I ever attempted was a scarf on giant knitting needles about 35 years ago. I brought the hat at a local store in Axminster and as you can see it has stretched, soon it will be over my eyes LOL. I have seen the advert with the bear and love the why his smile gets bigger and bigger.

I'm the same Hywel, love our green and pleasant land in the UK. It's good to get away for a change but it is even better to get home.

Must say, you are right. Home is best!

Great blog Teds with some smashing photo's,it looks lovely by the river and I cannot resist taking shots of the ducks either, you did well winning the logo comp,.
I like the idea of the bear travelling the world and he looks very smart in his jumper with the logo on it, my daughter-in-law works at a school for special needs children and is doing something similar with her pupils through the next year, only last week she put a request on her facebook page on behalf of her class, apparently they are going to do a project about the Gingerbread Man who never stops running and want cards posted to her school from as many places as possible to see how far and where he has run to in the world, as you can imagine children at her school will possibly learn a little bit about the world if they are captured by a nursery rhyme character and a story that they can love and associate with....

What a great idea your daughter-in-law has Lin. I can just see a poster up on the classroom wall with all the Gingerbread man's adventures, and it will be very engaging for the children.

The Axe and surrounding countryside looks lovely. I only know the end of it by Seaton where it enters the sea. It quite often used to flood at this time of year down that end, I believe.
We used to holiday in Seaton(5 or6 times in the 90's/early 2000's)

Lovely river and countryside to walk Teds . I like your logo as well.

A great place for a walk, Teds, and love the logo, too. Soon sunny days like that will be warm!

The Axe still floods some times Paul onto a flood plain, so far not to bad to give problems to local resident's.
The river Otter at Ottery St Marry flooded out some houses a while back.

Thank you Melchisedec and Klahanie it was a lovely walk but I'm paying for it now. I must of got very cold as it has set of a RA flare, never mind it was worth it to be out in the country side. Just means I will have to rest up and catch up on GOY till it settles again :-)