Greeting loyal readers and fellow maremmas. It is almost the end of autumn here in the sunny Mangamahu valley and we are on track for it to be the driest May on record. The average rainfall is 83mm (3.26″) and for the nearly the end of the month of May it has been 4.65mm (.018″). Mummy has been reluctantly watering, mainly her hydrangeas. This Monday is the first day of Winter and the forecast is for 22C (71F). Daddy is happy because it means less wood is being burnt so it will last longer.
As long time readers will know, the late Jasper and Nellie liked to go for walkabout down to Farmer Ray’s orchard to indulge in a bit of rabbit watching. Up to now, none of Us three maremmas have ever shown any desire to go exploring. So, mummy was suprised when she identified dog barking from our big paddock and lo and behold there was Me, Bella and that young wippersnapper out there.




Other thing to show are photos of some of the latest dinners that mummy and daddy have been creating.


Now that is all for the moment. There is talk that the young wippersnapper, Roscoe is going into town soon.



















































