GREYHOUND WILD CAMPS in Dorset FOREST in the rain 

Fairy seems to have had a wonderful day even though it rained a bit.

My greyhound was quite large for a female & I also fed her on a raised stool, but by golly, if a piece of chicken fell on the floor she had no trouble at all snatching it up. In fact I think that if it fell into a well she'd have gone after it---she was a most enthusiastic eater! I'm w/ Fairy that sleeping all snuggled up in the van under many blankets, nice & dry looks wonderful. Tent in the cold & rain, a bit less so. But as long as there's chicken...

Enjoy your camping 🏕️ Fairy ❤

Amazing adventures of Fairy!

Wow Fairy, you’re so brave in the rain

Dear fairy :)

That would be an amazing experience but I’m too much of a wimp & love my comforts too much to do it 😂😂

Hi Lucie, thanks for the vid! BTW, if your kindling is wet, you can break off the dead dry lowest little branches on trees - they will usually be dry enough to light/ keep lit. (Removing these also helps to prevent the spread of wildfires.) Had to use this a LOT when I was a teen, and my family was logging what became our homestead farm. We only had two chainsaws, so my Dad and older brother used them, and I was normally responsible for burning slash, de-branching trees using an axe (MUCH easier from the underside UP - the tree branches have evolved to hold the weight of snow, etc. from the top of the branch), making coffee, etc. Anyway, Cheers from a wet (and still cool - 10C according to "official" temps - on the black tarmac at the airport (!), but only 5C by my covered deck thermometer), B.C., Canada! Kiss to top of Fairy's nose! :-)

Once again I really wish you would make and sell fairy T. shirts I would love to have one, she is such an adorable dog

Fairy has so many wonderful adventures!! Sweet that you stayed in the tent with her 💗. Can you tell me the source of her raincoat, my grey needs one of those 💦☔️. Love your videos!!

I am a very light sleeper, so much so, that I had surgery in February and woke up during the operation. I didn't panic because I am a very calm person and ended up having a lovely conversation with one doctor while the other one completed the procedure. Sorry, I need to get back on topic. Just wanted to point out what a light sleeper I am. Any way, I wear ear plugs to bed every night and can't sleep without them. The noise isn't blocked out 100%, but it is enough that I get a restful sleep every night.