There seem to be one or two vacancies, if you have a head for heights. But somebody has to mind the baby.
I know there are people out there who will be disappointed, but honestly, 30 days of cake? Whatever happened to weekend treats? Becky will like this one. The rest of you will just have to wait. You’re as bad as my husband! 🙂 ##SquareTops
There are days I’d like my nest to be that high! Great shot, Jo.
By the way, I never notice the cake … has there been a string of days in which you’ve posted cake? Haha – I do not like cake, so even though I know you do, and I sometimes take note of a slice that is pictured, I had not registered 30 days of cake! Now if it had been toast ….!
You only missed one huge portion, eaten by him indoors who is the real culprit for cake eating and someone suggested 30 days of cake – not me 🤭💕
I might be able to handle the heights if I had wings. Imagine the view! 😀
We’re rather enjoying the solitude and togetherness, though we are extremely lucky to have enough open spaces to get out for an occasional walk.
Glad you’re happy, Gunta. Having a loving partner makes a huge difference to social isolation. 🙂 🙂
Amen to that! We’ve said more than a few times that we can’t imagine anyone we’d rather be ‘isolated’ with. Hard to think of what it might be like to be stuck in an abusive relationship at a time like this. 😔
great capture, Jo! 🙂 🙂
Thanks, darlin! 🙂 🙂
Amazing! I would not like to balance my life up there.
Not so bad if you have wings 🙂 🙂
He he, with wings always makes me think of Clare Rayner.
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Extreme social distancing!
Oh, I don’t know so much. 2 or 3 in a nest 🙂 🙂
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We are allowed two per nest in Aus! And that’s it!
I could not parent from such a height 🙂
Fortunately you won’t be asked to, Amy. 🙂 🙂 Hopefully not high rise living in the States?
Nope, thankfully not 🙂
The babies better be ready to fly when they leave the nest, because it’s a long way down and they don’t have parachutes. 😉
Exactly so? Mandatory flying skills. Hopefully an inherited trait 🤭🐣🕊️💕
Great interpretation of the theme!
Thanks darlin 🤭💕
Saw many of these in Faros on our first visit to Portugal. They are so cool!
Heaps around at present. Soon be babies too, Lynn 😊🤾♀️🤸♂️🤸♀️💕
wow, that is very high , Jo, hopefully the nests are sturdy enough.
Great post, thank you for sharing 🙂
The nests are there year after year, Francina, so I guess they’re well made. Thanks for your company 😊💕
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Wow! A great find! And love the caption too…
They are quite common around here at this time of year and I love them. 🤗💕
If I could climb that post I would gladly babysit just to have the experience of being out and about and looking around. As one of the older folk I am virtually quarantined and finding it irksome but I’m still grateful for what I’ve got, space, a nice garden, lovely neighbours and friends to shop for me. I’m thoroughly happy in reading most of the day, catching up on all the books I’ve bought but never got around to reading.
Sounds like a peaceful haven, Mari. I’m not keen on the food shop but needs must. Otherwise I do more than my share of walking. Got to combat cake somehow. Stay safe darlin 🤗🍰💕
Definitely no storks around our new home in Arizona, so I’ll enjoy yours. I wouldn’t do well that high! But I hope you’re doing well at whatever altitude.
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Thanks sweetheart. How’s the new home? We’re fine if a little inhibited at times. Always good on sunny days 😘🌥️💕
Lots of sunny days here, Jo, and the new home is lovely. I’ve had a couple good walks, very different, more urban ones, but if I’m out early, which I am, I don’t see many people and that’s what I like. I don’t mind people, but I like somewhat solitary walks. 🙂
I feel the same, Janet, even though I often used to walk in a group. It was a way of making friends when we first got here and it became a way of life. Not any more, of course 🤗💕