April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
It's almost at that time when we can't let out dogs run on Studland beach, so how about one more outing? I know it's easter weekend, but Saturday is changeover day for holiday lets so it may not be too busy!
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Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
Do you have a post code for the sat nav Bid? Or is it just the last car park before the ferry? Just packing the car now so we can get on our way. 2 hours driving coming up!!
Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
Yes its the car park by the ferry. Ive heard there are traffic lights in Studland village. The roads were very busy yesterday. It took my daughter 2 1/2 hrs yesterday to get down, it usually takes just over the hour!
We're on our way hoping to be ahead of the traffic!
We're on our way hoping to be ahead of the traffic!
Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
I think we will be very late then - never mind! Probably see you all as you are leaving and we have just arrived




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Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
It was a good day - even if it was a bit chilly! Not that the dogs cared!!
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Ha! Proper crazy doodle fun! Who was the gorgeous puppy?? Looks as though the dogs had a wonderful play together.
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The puppy was called Star, and he is just 14 weeks old, so he joined us for the latter part of the walk - adorable! It was great to meet Suebedo and her two - and Mr Suebedo who entertained the entire pack of doodles with one tennis ball - hilarious to watch.
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Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
Ha! Peter is the Pied Piper of Doodledom! Our dogs all absolutely love him, up here in our walking group. They also love him for spoiling them as he is very kind and orders them sausages or bacon when we have our post walk pub lunches!!
Aren't Fozzie and Florence ace? Charlie is a thug with Florence and sweeps her off her feet. Repeatedly!!
Aren't Fozzie and Florence ace? Charlie is a thug with Florence and sweeps her off her feet. Repeatedly!!
Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
He also walks on water - Sue was delayed waiting for the ferry so I asked him how he got there - he said he walked!
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Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron

Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron
Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
Yup! One and the same!!




Re: April 19th - Studland Beach 12.00
Please don't encourage him!! I have to live with someone who greet every dog we meet by getting down on his hands and knees to say hello. Walking round our neighbourhood takes a little while - it's full of dogs who all know Uncle Peter and it's taking him longer and longer to stand up as he gets older!!
We don't normally take a tennis ball on doodle walks as it always causes problems when you have ball mad dogs, but have found it works out OK when they are in water - you learn all the time!
At least Beamish got to learn to swim after being "peter'd".
We won't think about trying the "oh so time saving and mile saving" ferry route again though.

We don't normally take a tennis ball on doodle walks as it always causes problems when you have ball mad dogs, but have found it works out OK when they are in water - you learn all the time!
At least Beamish got to learn to swim after being "peter'd".
We won't think about trying the "oh so time saving and mile saving" ferry route again though.


