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They ask me why I live in the green mountains.
I smile and don’t reply; my heart’s at ease.
Peach blossoms flow downstream, leaving no trace –
And there are other earths and skies than these.

Li Po (trans. Vikram Seth)

National Sheepdog Champion, Starter Pack

Guests take to the hills

have a picnic

back at the ranch

Spring feeling a lot like winter

Said no obituary ever

A kind thought; Bob presnted with a basket of goodies for all the work he does all year for the various dog trials held by RSDS

Chap

and Jupiter

got to play in

The only dry field in the north of England

Lucky lucky me...

it was michael portillo on the train

Perhaps not

Askham Bryan today 8.3.18

Ungry Birds

SO wrong... but

My valentine is ...

Filbert fancy Feathers...untidiest pheasent award, taps on the windows for company!

Bob's sheep restraining trap in action

Uncle Alan's poem

Once in Persia reigned a King,
Who upon his signet ring
Graved a maxim true and wise,
Which, if held before his eyes,
Gave him counsel, at a glance,
Fit for every change or chance:
Solemn words, and these are they:
'Even this shall pass away!'

Trains of camels through the sand
Brought him gems from Samarcand;
Fleets of galleys through the seas
Brought him pearls to rival these.
But he counted little gain
Treasures of the mine or main.
What is wealth? the King would say;
'Even this shall pass away.'

In the revels of his court,
At the zenith of the sport,
When the palms of all his guests
Burned with clapping at his jests,
He, amid his figs and wine,
Cried, O loving friends of mine!
Pleasure comes, but not to stay:
'Even this shall pass away.'

Lady fairest ever seen
Was the bride he crowned his queen.
Pillowed on the marriage-bed,
Whispering to his soul, he said,
Though a bridegroom never pressed
Dearer bosom to his breast,
Mortal flesh must come to clay:
'Even this shall pass away.'

Fighting on a furious field,
Once a javelin pierced his shield.
Soldiers with a loud lament
Bore him bleeding to his tent.
Groaning from his tortured side,
Pain is hard to bear, he cried,
But with patience day by day,
'Even this shall pass away.'

Towering in the public square
Twenty cubits in the air,
Rose his statue carved in stone.
Then the King, disguised, unknown,
Gazing at his sculptured name,
Asked himself, And what is fame?
Fame is but a slow decay:
'Even this shall pass away.'

Struck with palsy, sere and old,
Waiting at the Gates of Gold,
Spake he with his dying breath,
Life is done, but what is Death?
Then, in answer to the King,
Fell a sunbeam on his ring,
Showing by a heavenly ray --
Even this shall pass away.

Too chicken to take the van any firther down the track

Chuckling streams runoff from the moors

Snow scenes at High Quebec!

What you see looking out of the window as the snow falls! And you wrestle with BBC Weather Forecasts

Spring cleaned fish tank

Chinook flyby

Scares egret

But not Mr Pheasent

And

Let's hear it for the terrier!

Roger's New Year Joke

Heading for the feeding station MOD

New chimney pot!

LOVELY and warm

The neighbours at play!

Christmas sunrise

walk in the sun

wait there before we cross the road

gifts for the cockies, and

Biggles

and Barclay

Grenville watches dinner cooking

Cake and new sign for Xmas

Roger's Falkland Island flag wot I bought

Busy at ours this am

pheasant at the window

Man mending the chimney

and Rog filloing his screen wash

and a puppy called Sweep...

First Flames

Making room for Santa

I found the last 2 pieces

under the table, after I had dismantled the jigsaw.

Our last open fire before Logburner!

the sun has got his hat on

and once I understand this gismo I'll

know lots more than I do now...

He said he was being sensible

Water supply for new house, Westerdale

Not all was possible with the mini digger

A lot by hand!

A covering of snow at MOD

Chap having treatment for lame ness, so Cookie has gained a lot of experience teamed with Jupiter, just ahead of him, in a brace team

Rusty Jeffers

6:18 PM (14 hours ago)

to me

This is to let you know you have been approved as a judge for the American Herding Breed Association. As indicated in the AHBA Judges Requirements, all approvals are provisional for the first two years or until the individual has judged at least twice, whichever comes last. Comments from the herding public will be considered in providing full approval. A provisional judge may take any assignment. Also, you will need to earn a second AHBA advanced title in that period.

Let me know if any changes are needed to the website listing below. If you have any questions at any time, please feel free to contact me.

Thank you for your support of the AHBA and its programs.

Rusty Jeffers

AHBA Secretary

Goulder, Jacqueline
The Globe Farm - Westgate Carr Rd
Pickering, Y018 8LX, England
01-751-470-172
jackie.goulder@gmail.com
licensed: November 2017
titles: HTDIIIs
date last titled: 2017

Baysdale

Teesside is full of lorry drivers and motor cycle instructors who suffer from random sheep related radio messages interrupting their lorry driving and motor cycle instruction - 'Luke will you just pull over.... Luke please pul over on that grass Luke Jackie can you see those sheep below you pull over by the seives left at that round about Jim LEFT there's some behind you Kath LUKE ' Aaaagh

Pressie from Pauline...

That sky nearly drove me nuts...

Thank you for birthday pressie! feeling spoiled! Nice feeling! XXX

Because I lived there for a while

I O Wight from the Air

'List some of the books you have read on dog training' was one of the challanges on my application to become a AHBH judge...

So pleased! Zandie qualified JHD (Junior Herding Dog! she is only 7)

And two cones over there

Who?

Terry - from California...(she'll need considerably more clothes)

and Reegan... to give a fresh look at teaching and trialling beginner handlers of all breeds of herding dogs!

Joking. Cats Rule.

Good day at Egton Show

Bob as the President!

The explosion in the brick factory

The heather is brill this year

Trouble at t'show...

Lunch at Cedar Barn! So nice!

Happy handler pleased with her dog Chap!

Got the shed!

Back from the Nationals

We had some rain

Meet Jed, Bob's new baby!

Introduced

to sheep

Over there!

Elizabeth's Kate preparing for the Nurseries! Lift (Needs a little work)

Fetch

Pen

499 pieces... 3-D. I may go blind.

We knew, when the top bananas all baled out after the referendum result. The teen age voters have revenged themselves on the oldies to get supported through their university years. Basically a win for terrorist groups and people with long knives. My 15 acre 'garden' is going to triple my poll tax, RPA will doubtless vanish and Europe's getting best laugh since the American election. And Ryedale's fracked.

And that may read as teenagers being a terrorist group. I considered the offence this may cause, then left it as it reads. So kennel cough seems small beer at mo; got a bucket of antibiotic tablets all the dogs reject in any form of concealment so by the end of the course probably will be first customer of our new enriched super efficient NHS for re attaching my pill inserting hand.

Joke

Another Joke

To the woods

Jupe photobombing the scenary

Pardon?

Part of the team

Bluebells at Baysdale

Helping train the Plainsville sheep! On the mobile... keeping the heavy breather interested with the occasional whistle blast.

That Race

That Sign

On the way back

from gathering Jackos

above the steam railway line

we saw the marbled blackbird. Better pic next time I see him...

Pulling the digger out at New House

Successfuly!

Clough Head Sheepdog Trial from the

top of the field.

Valmis Jupiter makes it up there! I am at the bottom, in front of the white car away from the rest, the judge's car, begging him to flank so we get some steering. He REALLY wants to bring them straight down. I REALLY want him to swing them left along the side of the incline to hit his fetch gates. We did get them but time ran out...

(Thank you Thomas Longton for the pic taken on his phone; 'Dog has so much eye I had time to take a picture')

Another lovely 2 days gathering at Baysdale

off the moor

and into the fields for lambing.

Bob in his Grandfather chair! The face of a man who has come home and found the garden hopping with non-commercial sheep...

Ouch

Merle Girls

Meet the great grand children.

Unruly. I blame the parents.

I gave the one underneath the last Werther's Origional

Red eye Jasmi stole a peanut

Wistful Pip

Tulips

Hallo Grenville!

First trip to kitchen on their own feet ( except Fatboy and Jasmi, had to gather them up)

First Bone for Jasmi 5 weeks old

Brace boys!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRlsCwaAJeg&feature=youtu.be

puppies at 5 weeks!

Trial field was wet at Dog Keenal Lane!

Seven pups!

Flamingoland! Just over the fields. Can hear the punters screaming in the summer, big cats roaring in the evenings. My home for so long!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL21ibz8yEI&feature=youtu.be

Valmis Jukka/ Chap puppies, all 7, eyes opening and practicing barks and growls!

They are half bro/sis to Valmis Jupiter.

Jupe gets a first!

And Cookie gets a fetch gate and a pen!

Thank you Jenny for the photos!

Some stubborn lost sheep!

My brother spoils me!

Delivery for the Goulders

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First i found his name in those few pages at the back of the book they put in to hook you in to the nest book... then this just appeared on my face book page... weird or what!

Lizzie's big day...inspirational!

Rainbow's end in the field, time to get those

lambs away

Zandie's emergancy op a success

and Roger has made a tool box for different sized tools...

BossRobin, you missed him!

A celebration of the team's survival of the 2016 English Nationals. Heart felt thanks were offered to Chairman, A Mosey from us, and from Alec and us to his family team, the Castle Howard team, and Sally Banks, who doesn't even like sheepdogs, for an enormous amount of work undertaken stress endured with eternal grace and good humour.

A magic evening, highlight J B Murdoch and J Rangely, as dinner monitors, serving the apple crumble.

How did they know me n Bob were coming?

Day out at Pateley Bridge Show

This is how to shed... demo by Brenda H and Earnie...

The tent was fun and well shelterd, very cosy

The Internationals have been and gone!

The sheep were so pretty

so was the scenery

but when one of the sheep wranglers opened up his van for a brew next door to us

there was some serious Generator Envy going on.

Plant Rescue...the banana plants in their new home thriving!

Had a little gold crest on my finger!

and a video link to see the fly by!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1QeA-i6tgs&feature=youtu.be

(Highlight, left click, right click the view page option.)

http://www.spanglefish.com/ryedalesheepdogsociety/index.asp?pageid=645749

Try the above link for trials dates...Highlight, left click, right click the view page option.

New car... its a man thing

Chap did good but no cigar!

VIPs at Castle Howard

Young bullfinch slowly recovering after bouncing off my freshly cleaned windows... sorry, little soul!

Three personal highlights from the Nationals

Sharing lunch among friends with my Pa

Making friends with my sheep on the course!

And we SHED! and penned... out of time as we singled.

Here’s your clip on radio York.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p043px69

and another one!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-AzMol3Nb0&app=desktop

One more day of competition...then it's the clearing up!

One more sleep to go to Eng. Nats!

One man with a lawn mower and 350 sheep hard at work...

Some one else is doing ALL the work! I LOVE this!

Cookie had a go

As did Zandie the kelpie

Baysdale

Mending fences

A bit of a do

There were strawberries

and cake

A very happy birthday party!

I have pansies

Bob's baby Shep... 'Stand back, ole fellah, I got this'

At Kessingland

I think Roger has made a door

and an um guines pig agility course?

Back at Glebe, last of our sheep clipped and

some chain saw gardening going on

Browse to the Zoo

and to the parrots

Roger has made

a circle making thingy

Cattle

on the road sir

Zandie at the Herding day at Vikki Wong's...sheep cheeky.

Cookie also had a go...

And Jupiter did a good clean shed!

Lesson Learnt. Do Not Take the Lead off too early!After three days lurking in the wheatfield opposite, Kate is safe home!

Chap had a perfect half mile outrun on the Deerplay second day but failed to take vital stop and steering commands and brought them at high speed over bog gulley and rush to my feet instead of across the hill to the drop off point for his second outrun, so I retired. I was not alone, plenty more did the same, so I know what to practice for next year! The winning runs showed how to do it!