The adventures of "The Pack" living in the Alpujarras, the foothills of Spain's Sierra Nevada mountains, Andalucia
21 August 2010
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Living in Andalucia as we do, during the summer you have to change your lifestyle around a little to cope with the couple of months when its real hot. We have very early walks, my Hu’mum does not like this so I become her alarm clock, between 5.45am and 6.15am I wander in and wake her.
But what to do when you get back from the walk and after a swim. Most years I have dug a number of shallow holes around the garden, this year I went for a couple but 1 in particular I liked so much I kept working on it.
You see the Hu’parents built the wood a shelter to protect the wood from the worst of the weather during the winter and I have turned this into my best hole. I have to share it with some left over wood but its good for chewing on. Its a great place to hang out, so if im not inside the house im in the wood shelter den.
Below are some pictures for you to see how to excavate one for yourself.
The Thundering Herd: Excellent demonstration of the skills. Our dog yard sort of looks like the surface of the moon,
karl: Awww so cute!