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Halghton Lane, WREXHAM, LL13 0BW

Two very obliging animals,who readily posed for some greener grass, from the other side of the fence!

They seemed to agree that if they stayed longer, and posed some more, there may be more food!

I love what they have done with the front garden here. Nothing. I often see rural properties where the resident obviously has zero interest in aesthetics, appearance, shrubs, gardening, ways of expressing themselves or setting off their property to advantage. I assume that they are too busy with important matters like actual farming, feeding the nation, animal welfare and farm finances. But I say to the owner or tenant here; imagine a single pink blossomed cherry tree flourishing in the front lawn in a small circular bed... It would show people that you have an eye for the finer things, are a human being with a deeper side, that you appreciate beauty, transcience, and can reference such esoteric things as Japanese art, poetry and higher matters. Nope? Oh well....

Looking back towards Halghton Lane.

A nice combo. The hedge-cutter has damaged the signs - contractors love to do this, I think. It could show a lack of skill or care, but I doubt that, I think that they like to damage the road signs and footpath signs, as I have seen so many knocked about, torn or knocked awry. If I cut hedges I would look for ways to entertain myself on mundane, repetitive tasks that are essentially thankless, unacknowledged and ignored by most people. Dinking signage without actually destroying it might be a low level under the radar style way of vandalising things without people perceiving that is what is in fact being done.

These fine specimens on the roadside bank,were very inviting, but one would need to be an expert, before picking them!

An inviting walk.

Different horses within a few hundred yards seemed to know to expect fresh grass.

There are flood protection efforts in place here.