Being a bank holiday today, I decided I would look for the farm where I was
told they kept geese, for when I am ready to get new ones.
It's quite a long way away through country lanes, some of them single-track
and I wombled my way along looking all around and occasionally having to
pull into farm gateways to let impatient motorists past.  They obviously
knew where they were going and I didn't..
I'd taken my binoculars with me, hoping to do a bit of birdwatching on the
way, but it kept pouring with rain every few minutes so I ended up not
getting out of the car.  I did see lots of pheasants though.  A cock and two
hens were on the side of the road when a car came the other way, so I had to
stop, not able to swerve to the side obviously to let him pass easily.
I was hoping to see baby lambs too, I'd forgotten how late it was.  Some of
the lambs must have been born around January as they are half as big as
sheep now!  but I did see a few babies, one still had a dried umbilical cord
on so he's "very" late.
I got a little lost on the way there as I came to a HUGE road so I managed
to reverse and go back the way I had come, much to the displeasure of the
drivers of a couple of cars waiting behind me.

It didn't take too long for me to find the track that led to "Seldom Seen
Farm"  rightly named - you can't find it! so I know where it is now when I
want some more geese.
I wished I'd taken my digital camera with me.  The countryside is beautiful
out there.  Rolling hills, hedgerows, fields of yellow rape in bloom, lambs,
calves, foals,  views into infinity.

Tweed