The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids

By | November 15, 2013

There is a lovely little shortcut to D’s school near us, I’ve blogged about it before. We call it The Deep Dark Woods after The Gruffalo stories.

The woods were ravaged a bit by the recent high winds but council workers made it passable again this week, cutting back any trees that had fallen/branches that had had their direction forcibly and suddenly changed.

The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids

We always enjoy passing through and I really like the way the sun sets through the branches.

The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids

The other good news is that water is starting to appear in the pond again. It dried up completely during the summer and we’ve missed going past and seeing the ducks. It may only be a few puddles at the moment (see dark patches in the photo) but hopefully a bit more rain (okay, rather a lot) and there’ll be enough for the birds to return.

The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids

In the meantime, we went past and saw a cat hunting in the pond today! She won’t be able to do that when the water is back, I wonder what she found?

The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids

Linking up with Coombe Mill for Country Kids.

The Cat In The Pond #CountryKids
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The Reading Residence on 16th November 2013 at 9:45 am.

That is such a lovely short cut. And I hope the cat enjoyed the hunt! #CountryKids

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ScattyMumofBoys on 16th November 2013 at 11:45 am.

Everywhere we go we find ‘Deep Dark Woods’ 😀 Looks like a fun shortcut and nice and muddy!

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Coombemill - Fiona on 16th November 2013 at 4:12 pm.

What an interesting cut through, lots of things to see and explore. The council were quick to make it passable again. Thanks for linking up and sharing with Country Kids.

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kriss macdonald on 16th November 2013 at 4:58 pm.

What a great walk and route for the school run! Hope the pon reappears before the cat gets the birds

#country

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