Felines, nothing more than felines...the Internet was invented by cats, wasn't it? Certainly they must be heavily invested in MewTube...oops, I mean YouTube. Anyway, it's Friday and it's summmer and therefore highly appropriate to share photos of the cats we encountered on our recent trip to England.
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| Kitten 1 of a trio adopted by my niece: this little girl is Austen. |
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Wilde, the boy of the bunch, rambling in the walled garden of
my niece's new home. These are the luckiest kittens in the world! |
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Clever, spunky Bronte, the runt of the litter but clearly
destined to be the leader of the pack and head of the class.
She is rarely called by her literary name
as she is more frequently addressed as "Naughty." |
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| Cat sunbathing, Burcott Mills, Wookey |
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| Cat (possibly) on column in Wells Cathedral, Wells |
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A cat may look at a king, and sometimes it
may even nap on the Bishop's chair.
Wells Cathedral is the seat of the Bishop
of Bath and Wells, and this moggy
has laid claim to it, quite literally. |
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| Weathervane cat enjoying a fish atop a rooftop in Maldon, Essex |
Love this! And your niece sounds like a kindred spirit.
ReplyDelete:) Thanks. And yes, my niece is absolutely lovely. So funny and smart and kind. I've been thinking about you and Sienna-kitty...
ReplyDeleteLovely - I had a tortoiseshell cat just like Bronte. She was quite a character. I called her Tuba.
ReplyDeleteTorties and calicos are the best, aren't they. My calico Ceilidh was the smartest, most stubborn, and self-assured cat I've ever known. Our current tortie Pebble is clever but not at all naughty, in fact it's as if she stepped right out of the pages of a Beatrix Potter story (I should note from the role of a mama cat, and not that of Tom Kitten!), and has loads of personality.
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