Sherbet is sitting on a big wooden squirrel

Hello, can you see me?
I am still here in and around the Queen of England's Sandringham Estate in the county of Norfolk in England.
 I have just had a lovely cup of Earl Grey tea in the cafe that has been made especially for visitors like me and now I am having a little rest on this huge wooden squirrel sitting cheek to cheek with him.  What a handsome squirrel it is .
I must go now as I still have some more adventures to do today. Love from Sherbetx

Sherbet is hugging trees today.

Happy Sunday to all of my dear, dear friends from  nearby and far, far away and the whole wide world too.
 I just feel like I want to hug trees today so here I am hugging the first tree of the day.
Ah how blessed I am to be able to hug this tree.
 I am concentrating very hard as you can probably see by my expression.
 I have my ear very close to the bark of this tree because I am trying to hear all the little noises that the insects are making as they go about their day.
I am a little bit disappointed as I cannot hear very much at all, maybe there are no insects on this tree today.  Maybe I will have more luck on the next tree I hug.
Love from Sherbet the tree hugging sheep x

Happy Sunday to all of my friends

Happy Sunday to all of my dear, loyal friends from nearby and far far away. I do hope you all have the most wonderful rainbow coloured day  in the whole world.
  This afternoon I am going to have a little garden party  to celebrate the Queen's Coronation anniversary. Pearl is going to bring some  of her special, Union Jack decorated , home baked cupcakes and I will make some delicious freshly squeezed orange juice and some mint tea from the mint in my herb garden. I wish you could all join us. You are all very welcome to my garden at Clover Cottage in Wigleway Lane.  Love from Sherbetx

Sherbet is sitting in a patch of lavender

Oh how beautiful the English countryside is !
Here I am sitting in a patch of lavender listening to the birds singing in the trees.  Oh what a delectable perfume these flowers are blessed with.  It is the kind of perfume that makes me feel all relaxed and I just want to fall asleep right here in the flowers. In fact that is just what I am gong to do .  I will see you  when I wake up.
 Love from a very sleepy, happy  Sherbet Sheepx

Sherbet congratulates Queen Elizabeth

 Greetings to all of my dear friends from nearby and far far away and the whole world too.
I am here today to say a very big congratulations to my Queen.   60 years ago on June 2nd in 1953,  as a very young lady,  she was crowned at her coronation and became  Queen Elizabeth II.
 This was because her dear father King George VI  passed away to a new Kingdom in the sky.  For his daughter Elizabeth, this meant a whole new life full of responsibility and corgis.
  I had invited her to Clover Cottage to celebrate this special month with myself,  Doodle Dog,  Mango Mouse, and Pearl Pig,  but she very gracefully declined the invitation as she had to be at Westminster Abbey in London with the rest of her family and lots of friends,  so she did not have any time at all to find her way to Wiggleway Lane.
 I am planning a garden party with my dearest friends in the garden of Clover Cottage next weekend so if you would like to join me there you are all very welcome indeed. Love from Sherbetx

Sherbet wishes Prince Philip a very speedy recovery

I do hope my Queen is not feeling too sad today.
  I heard that her dear husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, is in hospital.
  I am here to say that I wish him a very speedy recovery and I truly hope he will be back at Buckingham Palace soon.
Maybe, when he comes out of hospital he will be able to have a lovely rest at the peaceful Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
 I just wanted to say that I am sending all of my best rainbow coloured healing thoughts to him today and all of the days that he is in hospital.
 Love from Sherbetx

King Sherbet the first at Sandringham Gates

Here I am sitting at the top of these high gates at the entrance of the Queen's Sandringham home  in the beautiful county of Norfolk in the green and pleasant land of England. Ah how beautiful these gates are, can you see that lovely little crown at the top?  I wonder if it would fit me?  Maybe I should climb right up to the top and try it on .   I think I would look very handsome as King Sherbet !
 These iron gates are really spectacular.  Here is a little history lesson. They are called the Norwich Gates and have the most beautiful intricate design of flowers and leaves. They were created by a very clever man called Thomas Jekyll.  Here in my other picture you can see a little bit of the detail .

 The flowers look like poppies to me,  one of my favourite flowers  in the whole wide world. I grow them in my garden at Clover Cottage.  It is a little bit strange to see them all in black when in real life they are a scrumptious shade of red.
 I must climb down from these gates and continue on with my sightseeing day.
 Love from King Sherbet the firstx.

Sherbet is feeling very sad at the grave of Prince John

 Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear, I am so sorry you have not heard from me for lots of days.
As you can see I am still being a bit of a tourist and looking around the countryside in the county of Norfolk in this wonderfully green and pleasant land called England.
 You may be wondering what I am doing looking so sad sitting at this grave stone.  Well, you see, this is a churchyard very, very near to the magnificent  country house in Sandringham,  where the British Royal family all love to gather, especially at Christmas time to walk their corgis, to go horse riding and to enjoy the peace and quiet.  This little grave is of  Prince John,  you may not have heard of him as he died when he was only 13 years old.  If you look closely in my pictures you can see the words written on the grave stone.  Prince John was the 5th son of King George V and Queen Mary, the present Queen of England's grandparents.

 You can see that he was born on July 12th 1905 and died January 18th in the year 1919.  Oh what a long time ago that was.  I do hope he  doesn't mind me sitting next to his resting place but I am feeling very sad that he could not have lived longer on this planet.  I am sure though that he is now playing in lovely green fields filled with wild flowers and is very happy in his new home.
 Love from Sherbetx