Swanhaven Park Northampton

This is Daddy Fred and Mama Wilma out here at Kingfisher Lake. The sun is out but it's freezing. So I'll continue to do off towards the second lake which is the Signet Lake But you have to walk through here first. I had to stop the video when we were crossing on the road because there's a lot of noisy cars and buses. It's nine o'clock. Nine o'clock on Tuesday morning. I'll have to switch off and stop the video because there's people walking towards me. Back on again. I have to stop it when people are walking towards me because I don't want troubles. I'll have to stop the video again because there's people coming towards me. So I'm back on again. I'll have to switch it off when people are walking towards me because we don't know. You don't really know what their reaction will be if they are included on the video. You have to be extra careful with dealing with a human being. So heading now on the Middle Lake called Signet Lake. Clear blue sky again. Look at that one. There we go. Listen to the sound of mother nature. on the bridge. So I'm back. I have to switch off every time somebody coming towards me because I don't want the human being to tell me off. So here I am. This is the bridge. But they're here waiting They'll be all right. It won't harm them. So they're all happy now and I'll have to go to the next lake. Right. Reasons why I had to cut the video or stop it because I don't want to show you the ugly side of the place. So I only want to show you the beautiful area where it's full of wildlife. So I'm back here now on the third lake which is called the Dragonfly Lake near the boat. So apology for that. I just want to show you the beautiful side, not the ugly place where it's full of rubbish and unwanted stuff hanging around on the walking path. So there you go. In this lake is where the old boat is. If you can see that from a distance, that's the boat. But on that boat, if you can see, there's some tins. I can see some green bottles and some tins. So I'll have to go there again and pick it up. This is what I said to you about being left abandoned by the council. They will only depend on people that are like me, like voluntary litter pickers. We don't get paid for it. Just like that. So there you go. That's my favorite word. There you go. So on the bread, I'm gonna feed the little darlings. And if my hand is a bit shaky, you have to forgive me as well. That bit there. Climb up there. Oh, here comes Jesse. Yeah, finally. Oh, you're not hungry then. Someone's feeding you, yeah? Yeah, I bet. Okay, that's Jesse, the homeless cat. She looks fat, so she's fine. There you go. Someone's looking after her, I think. So here I am now at Dragonfly Lake. Come on then, Jesse girl. Come on. She's a beautiful cat. Believe me, if I could have her, I would. Unfortunately, she's so used to roaming around here. Come on then. Come on. You're a little beauty. Whoa. Oh, oh, oh. Maybe the aman has been keeping her. Okay. So here I am. Hello, Jesse girl. Say hello. Say hello. Whoa, the little darling. All right, let me just feed the ducks, yeah? Somebody's looking after you then, yeah? You look fat, like me. As fat as me. But very beautiful you are, Jesse. I wish I could have you. I really wish I could. But you are an outdoor cat. I bet they put you in jail because I've not seen you for quite a while. Did somebody put you inside? Oh, my little darling. There you go. Three legs are fed. Ducks, swans, geese, coots, moorhens, Jesse, the homeless cat. And that's it. That's my day for today, Jesse. Oh, are you going again? You abandoned me again? Oh, no. She's only interested in touching birds. Okay, so that's it for now. Another beautiful day with clear blue sky. I wish I could do the music with Mr. Blue Sky. Is that the title? Yeah. All right. Thank you so much, people, for watching. Love you all so much. Bye-bye for now. Happy Tuesday. That's it. Friendly little darling. Bye-bye, Jesse. Bye-bye. I love you, girl.