Ready for 2026
Miss Darcy
05/01/2026
Apparently, it’s a ‘new year, new me’ situation. Personally, I’m sticking with ‘same me, more treats.’ Still raring to go though! Helmet on, tails wagging
Apparently, it’s a ‘new year, new me’ situation. Personally, I’m sticking with ‘same me, more treats.’ Still raring to go though! Helmet on, tails wagging
As the year draws to a close, there’s a natural pause that settles in — a moment to look back before stepping forward. Everywhere you
Staying at Rusacks St Andrews Continuing a New Year tradition that has quietly taken root over time — one that brings us to the coast
Here’s to a new year of saying yes to adventure, even the quiet kind. May we fill them with miles and moments, with laughter that
Each December, we come to the coast to pause. This year, we are back at St Andrews. Walking along the shore, looking out to the
We welcome the New Year—filled with possibilities and experiences that have never been. As in years past, we honour our annual tradition, one that began
Isn’t it incredible how much can unfold in just a year? The memories you’ll hold onto forever, the moments you’d rather leave behind, the people
We saw in the new year in Cornwall at the back of Storm Gerrit, quickly followed by Storm Henk. Neither the weather and being sand
On our New Year’s Eve beach walk in Marazion, Cornwall, a rainbow appeared. 🌈 Just like it did on the shores of St. Andrews on
All hoomans and doggies were so excited to be going to St. Andrews! The thought of running on the vast sands and playing with each
What a blast of a trip it was for six humans and seven dogs! The Caledonian Sleeper was the start of all the fun. We
A wee message to say haud Hogmanay! Lang May Yer Lum Reek or in English – “long may your chimney smoke”. The origins of Hogmanay
And dare we say – Happy New Year? As we always do each new year, we try to be near water on the first of
And we were off to Cornwall for our end of year tradition of being by the ocean. Mum wanted some Poldark country and we’re all
Xīn nián kuài lè – that’s Happy New Year in Mandarin. And so we begin the Year of the Ox which symbolises strength and determination.
Do more of what makes you sparkle! That is our new year’s resolution. May’s comment: Way back when as a teenager, I loved reading the
Here we go – Day 1 of 2021! Let this be a new dawn of the right sort of “positive” … Remember how last year
This photo of us taken towards the end of the first lockdown in March-May when everything was closed. No hairdressers, no grooming, our hair grew
Hooray! It wasn’t raining in the morning so we made our way to West Bay just as the sun was rising.
My father’s a miniature poodle called Ginger and my mother an English Cocker Spaniel called Beth. That’s what makes me a cockapoo.
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