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We are asking our , , not do anything dangerous today. There's no way we could drive them to the vet.

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The weird wolves of – our pack of , warily exploring the strange new environment that fell on them during the night.

Bruno's favourite pub. One of the few places around where there's always water, even in the summer, though a few months ago it went dry.

Living with a pack of dogs, , and running our small service in a in the forest, where everything but the bathroom is an open space, means that all of our few hundred customers have our dogs' hair on their contracts.

Our three years ago. Now you can walk here without wellies. At least we don't have wet in our bed.

A slightly wet Polish Lowland , Bruno, of the pack, in our slightly wet . There should be much more water here now, but we're losing it quickly as old ditches are cleared to make meadows in the background easier to mow. Farmers don't really need all that hay, but they get paid for this, and if they don't mow them they will get no money.

, our dogs, want to turn left. The road straight ahead is much longer and they know it.

That one tree with dried leaves is probably not well as apoptosis didn't kick in on time. We''ll see how it survives the winter.

, our , enjoying the first day of snow on the road to our place. If it snows more our car will not be able to get through antil then comes – which might take a few days.

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