Cats'Tales

This is where Aragorn and Faramir sat on the river bank.

Here is my latest photo of Leo, in my option, the sweetest cat there is.He just loves to sit on a newspaper,especially when I'm reading it!

A friend's kitten.She is called Nelly.




What happened when the postman delivered a catnip toy and Leo found the mail




Josephine and Ginger reluctantly share a chair.



Leo in the bathtub in a playful mood.

shirebound suggested we share the most beautiful places we have seen.

This is Dyserth Falls in North Wales,which is a favourite beautiful place of mine which I have a photo to hand of.

 

shirebound suggested we share the most beautiful places we have seen.

This is Dyserth Falls in North Wales,which is a favourite beautiful place of mine which I have a photo to hand of.

 

As I promised a while back,here are some new photos of my cats.




Leo with the remains of my supper!




Queenie and Josephine who are mother and sister to Leo




Leo in the garden




Leo in my living room





Queenie in the bathroom




Ginger playing


And if you want some weekend reading I've posted a ficlet
"Playing with fire"
at http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterlistview.asp?SID=5865

A few photos of what I imagine the scenery in Aragorn and Faramir's travels was like.




The river bank lined with weeping willow trees. In the story, the grass is much longer.




Traditional English cornfields adorned with poppies. Such sights are sadly rare nowadays but were commonplace before the Second World War.
http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~ripley/Photos/Vercors2004/d29v0426.html
shrewsbury.gov.uk/.../Gallery/outoftown.htm


The Yorkshire Dales. I imagine the Kingdom of Arnor to be rather like the Yorkshire Moors and Dales.
www.travelwatch.org.uk/.../yorkshire_dales.html

A few photos of what I imagine the scenery in Aragorn and Faramir's travels was like.




The river bank lined with weeping willow trees. In the story, the grass is much longer.




Traditional English cornfields adorned with poppies. Such sights are sadly rare nowadays but were commonplace before the Second World War.
http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~ripley/Photos/Vercors2004/d29v0426.html
shrewsbury.gov.uk/.../Gallery/outoftown.htm


The Yorkshire Dales. I imagine the Kingdom of Arnor to be rather like the Yorkshire Moors and Dales.
www.travelwatch.org.uk/.../yorkshire_dales.html

I have a daily calender with film stills from "Lord of the Rings". Not many of the photos would fit in with my stories,especially as I imagine Faramir as dark with carven features like Tolkien described.

However, these two photos of Arwen comforting Aragorn seemed to fit my last current of "A Time to Reap" perfectly.
Enjoy !