This week’s challenge is Companionable . This is my contribution – one of my favourite photos. They were great childhood companions, always getting into mischief and quick to comfort each other when things went wrong. Where does time the go? One has just passed his driving test and the other disappeared on Bonfire Night and, sadly, has never been seen since.
The Syllabub Sea 
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Aw that’s so beautiful and so sad. But you have a wonderful photo that is full of great stories. Thank you for sharing it here 🙂
Have a great weekend!
Ishaiya
Thanks Ishaiya. Luckily the photo reminds me of the happiness and joy they shared.
Congrats on the driving test and how sad about the other.
janet
Thanks Janet.
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How fast the time flies. A touching story and photo of two wonderful companions. Sorry to hear of the disappearance. That must have been a very sad time.
Thanks Ruth. Yes, it was a very sad time and it lasted so long because we kept hoping against hope that he would come home.
What a perfect picture for this challenge. I’m so sorry you lost your dog. I hope someone found him that loved him as much as you did. Dogs are amazing. Ours is a found one. She came up to me as I was walking along our rural highway, rolled over and said, “Take me home with you.” We walked in a 3 mile area asking as we went. No one had ever seen her, so I figured she had been dropped off because that happens. She’s been our sweetest dog for four years now. I always wondered how anyone could let her go, but they left no way to contact them. Thanks for visiting my blog. Hope you come back! you blog looks very beautiful. 🙂
Thank you for your kind words. I hope Monty ended up with someone as caring as you.
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