Better start with the pic of me talking to one of my friends which means I am back on my rock in time for our national day tomorrow but more of that another time.
This morning climb started by running into a group of Barbary partridges, not impressed by our presence they all decided to march off down the road in unison
always something going on around our waters, looks like the police have got a new toy and were seeing how it compares to the old one
so we started the long way up to the top the rough way
as always the views are beautiful from up here
oh well you guessed it this is all an excuse to show off our favourite locals, approaching the summit you come across the forward lookout
from the top I noticed some more action at sea....this guy was a little indecisive about where exactly he was heading
while back on dry land others were more content to sit on their hands in the shade and take things easier
there was a lot of thinking going on up there, this guy needed distracting before I eventually relieved him of that plastic...wish people would think about their litter a bit more
great view down the other side at Sandy Bay
always a good time for a scratch
or a bit of tender loving care
making new discoveries
or just spending more time with the family
posing for the camera
never too early to learn hand to hand combat, it's a jungle out there!
and when it is time to leave the nest
man up and take those first steps
and let them all kiss your ass!
many opt for the easy way up, the views are great but they miss so much (including sweat and sore feet)
at the summit and this guy is top of the tree
once there, it's time to contemplate life again...
time for down and not the steep way thankfully
those who play together, stay together
there are many reminders of Gibraltar's historical past on the way down
but who needs guns
when our guardians are watching over us
and safely back home in the town beneath the rock
Keep steemin on folks, hope you enjoy the pics!!