It was so thoughtful

of the litter louts to cast this unwanted receptacle on the roadside as I was able to fill it with the empty plastic condiment container, wet wipes, wet wipe sleeves, serviettes, plastic coated plates, unused wrapped plastic cutlery, 3 aluminium cans, 3 Tunnocks wafer wrappers, a TimeOut wrapper, nylon baler twine, a crisp bag, & other "stuff". All disposed of once I returned to Mum's. :-D
 Indie was happy to-ing & fro-ing along the hedgerow, so many scents from the wildlife criss-crossing highways.
Lola & I had already done a lap of the heath earlier, Bob gave me THE look, so he stayed behind, snuggled up on the sofa.
Another gloriously sunny day, after lunch I tempted Bob with some pieces of carrots, & he was up for a jaunt. Lola is always ready for a walk so we headed back up onto the heath. Not a soul apart from us. It's such a beautiful place, the thrushes singing the hearts out, the many other birds I did'nt recognise apart from the Stonechat & Great tit. They're not easy to spot either but enjoy the area very much, especially to myself.
I had a Southern Thai dish for dinner. I can eat fatty meats easily, hubby NOT a fan, so as I am dog/housesitting, only catering for myself, I  made Sticky belly pork. It's basically  chunks of belly pork, slow cooked with soy sauce, oyster sauce, palm sugar, fresh coriander root, & few other bits. A Thai friend introduced me to it, & made a really good version. It brought back very fond memories of travelling with her to visit her partners family in Phattalung. Halcyon days!