This is our road where it climbs up from the river to our house and the vineyards on the heights above. If you look closely, you can see Callie out ahead of me, on the right side of the road next to the first telephone pole. This is our usual afternoon route when the vineyard fence is not electrified. It's a circular route and Callie knows it well. She knows that, with me, we turn left out the back gate in the mornings to walk through the vineyards, but we turn right out the back gate in the afternoons to take the path down the hill. Smart dog!
The sun is setting as we head for home up the hill. The climb is good exercise for me.
As for yesterday's sign mystery, I will be walking by it again this afternoon, so I'll have a closer look. I've been thinking it might say "Sable - oui." That would be "Sand - yes," which would make sense. I'll let you know.
"Smart dog!"....
ReplyDeleteSmart dog indeed...
she's a BC...
and she has trained you well!!
So charming. It takes a little effort to find rural roads and trails nearby, but they're here. I'll have to start exploring more.
ReplyDeleteThis road scene reminds me so much of our Pennsylvania home.
ReplyDeleteCallie in camouflage outfit :)
ReplyDeleteI like the line of that road. A wonderful composition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely road but where does it lead?
ReplyDeletegosia, it leads up to our hamlet and the vineyards.
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