Had a "ferry" good time

Well it was not long before I was on the ferry and off to my homeland. Still find it quite amusing all the humans have to wear muzzles and I don't !

A walk on the deck every so often for some fresh air and then back to the human kennel.  I thought I'd better place myself with my peoples' luggage just in case they forget me!

 

I think the Guv lied

As I was saying yesterday this was one big dam wall. The Guv tried to tell me it was built by humans but we canines know dams are built by beavers!
The Missus even took these photos of one right next to the dam.

 

Dam big !

 

Normally when the Guv drives to Greece he  takes the route through a very big mountain tunnel but this time we went over the mountain. Near the top there is this great big dam. In my next blog I'll show you who built it 

Coffe time

So when we left our hotel Chambery the first stop was in Lanslebourg  so the Guv could have a cup of coffee and a croissant.  Not a bad place apart from some pesky feline watching us!

 

On my travels

 Well the last week has been exciting and rather hectic and once again I'm on my travels. Over the next days I'll tell you all about them and to get started here is a photo of the "poppymobile" and trailer high on Mont Cenis

On Guard....

Now as you can guess by the absence of my blogs apart from the early morning walks there has not been much happening at Chez Teve.  Today though was different, up and out in the open top to a car show with my people. Here I am on guard...." you toucher ma car, I bita yur legs off! "

Me and the Missus Covid aware

I'm going to hide

 

My people keep telling me the thunder storm will not come this way but I'm not too sure!  

Think I'd better take up hiding.....

Can I help ?

Just what is it with the Guv that he has to have things taken apart when he gets them?  He said something about having new wheel bearings fitted, mind you at least by what I understand it means adding or replacing something.  When he got me I got taken apart at the dog doctors and ended up going home with parts missing!

Picnic time...

Well at the end of the scenic run it was picnic time. Of course my people made sure we were socially distanced and found a nice shady place to sit.  Thank goodness as temperatures were in the high 30's.  Me, I had a nice cold drink of water!

We drive on to:-

So to follow on from where I went with my people the photo above is at Marthon and those below from Feuillade, but I don't think the village has anything to do with Louis Feuillade the famous film director.