Having reunited all the pets who travelled with us from the UK with their owners, Animalcouriers turned around and set off on the UK-bound leg of the trip.
The first passenger to get on board was Rafa, who’s been living near Faro in Portugal with his owner Rosemary. Now it’s time for them both to go back to the UK. Rafa is going on ahead, and will stay with friends in Cornwall until Rosemary arrives.
In Spain we met up with Meiow Meiow and Ziollo just outside the cement works at Manilva. Owner Sue has gone on ahead to the UK and is excitedly waiting for them in Hove. They’ve been in the care of Kirstie and Mark, who told us they will very much miss their walks with Ziollo.
In Nueva Andalucia we called in on Margot to collect her suave black-and-white puss Q — so named because her son is a big fan of that character from James Bond. Q and Margot are relocating to Cheltenham in Surrey — and will perhaps ultimately move to the Netherlands, which is where Margot comes from.
























Very interesting post. I loved seeing the sights with you.
Courier M is a fabulous photographer!
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Love, love all these awesome pics!
Can’t help identify the mystery flower but it’s a pretty as it is unusual. Looks like it had a bout with a curling iron.
Great post, wonderful photographs.
Hugs
What a great field day.
Lovely photo-log along with the critters! Good job Mr/Ms. phographer(s)!
The flower pictures are spectacular! I have been learning photography, and those close up shots are not easy. Bravo!
Before I saw the caption, I totally thought “giant asparagus” for that succulent!
such beautiful flowers and animals of course.
That “asparagus” is really something! For a moment I thought it was some kind of green metal sculpture. Any idea what the plant is?
Courier M sure took some beautiful photos of the countryside!
Rafa is handsome and Ziollo has a lovely smile!
You’d need a large pot to cook asparagus that size! Have you ever tried wild asparagus?
The Plane Watchers are really artpieces… and that’s art I can understand :o) and my mom screamed ohhhhh what a giant asparagus! immediately too hahahahaha
A beautiful flower show to brighten my day, thanks. And I have a thought about Rafa. What he is really thinking is “How do you expecting me to learn sheep herding if you don’t let me go chase those sheep. Even a little will help.” 🙂 -Curt
We have seen that mysterie flower before, Annie, but we don’t remember where…sigh…Our aspargus are far more smaller than this one 😀 Great pictures! Pawkisses 🙂 <3
Pictures of flowers always seem better with an insect or two. Amazing diversity in one trip. If I saw that giant asparagus plant anywhere else I’d assume someone got creative with the picture taking.
Beautiful photographs & I maybe biased here but Rafa’s going to love Cornwall