12/3/24

We were placed into a bag and transported in His Lordship's vehicle near Mayfield. They said it wasn't a long journey from where we were. Upon arrival, we were surprised to find that His Lordship's brother's accommodation was a large bus. As we stepped inside, the vehicle moved and wobbled with every step. We were concerned, as a strong wind or storm could have caused a major problem. His Lordship assured us that our new caravan would not have this issue but mentioned that it could be interesting if it were windy. This experience is all, about embracing new challenges and exploring life on the road.

Interesting smells going on here cooking their lunch on a BBQ. The Mistress kept an eye on the garlic bread cooking in the oven. Trixie and I enjoyed the views looking out the window. The irrigation was in full swing keeping the grass growing for all these cows around the place. Yet another dairy farm, as they are everywhere now reporting the Mistress. She remembers this area used to be crops and sheep and how time changes. 

This computer has a mind of its own. Strange things just happen and everything changes. Somebody whom I won't name, talks about having senior moments at times. Maybe this is what happened here.

Now here past Ashburton His Lordship says it very rarely rains. Well, I have news for him. The past 2 days drizzle and more drizzle. It seems to stop occasionally, then down it comes again. The Mistress says Christchurch doesn't get much rain at all.

A strange thing happened here this afternoon. These humans were looking at a photo of The Mistress's late mother and a friend who we are parking at on Thursday, when a text came in from her at the very same time. Weird if you ask me. Spooky.

His Lordship asked the Mistress to bring her camera and me to see some baby Guinea pigs today. Jeepers I wanted to see these. Off we went. He was cleaning out the cages these fellas live in, and 4 little fluffy things were huddled in the corner. They think that they may be 2 days old if that.