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25-03-2011, 01:36 PM
We did that with Tess, she loved Delamere Forest so much, that after a year, we scattered her ashes on her favourite walk. I love idea of her forever running , and exploring there .
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Location: Hertfordshire
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25-03-2011, 02:04 PM
After today i had the discussion with my hubby about his mums ashes and i have decided i want to go where we were today, as one of the most perfect times i have had so far with my pups and just think in lots of years to come for both me and my pups this will suit us all!
Hugs for the time.
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Location: Essex UK
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25-03-2011, 04:48 PM
They are now free to run to play and to chase those trains, or to come back here with me and be where they want to be.
Its a private field so not loads of through traffic.
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Location: cheshire, uk
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25-03-2011, 04:49 PM
Originally Posted by madmare 
I'm back and the ashes are scattered, just as I scattered Shadys a train came by and I knew she would be off after it. Then the strangest thing happened and this really is the truth I swear on my daughters life. 4 white feathers suddenly appeared in front of me as as I walked back along where the ashes were scattered there was little white feathers all the way along, every few feet, on top of the ashes.
They are now free to run to play and to chase those trains, or to come back here with me and be where they want to be.
Its a private field so not loads of through traffic.
i dont think they will go too far 
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Location: March, Cambridgeshire.
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25-03-2011, 05:28 PM
I am glad your son managed to sort the boxes for you with no damage and how strange about the feathers.
They are running free and I expect they will still be around keeping an eye on you they will never leave your side completely.
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