Living area, kitchen, bath (between the sheets), dog area & bedroom. Living area will have a u-shaped settee with table on passenger side.
Kitchen & Bath:
Kitchen will be open with only fridge and sink. We're looking at a rolling island to be secured while on the road for max flexibility and space.
Bathroom:
A single, sloped floor with toilet on left and shower where the tables are.
Kennels & Bedroom:
We'll be putting a bunch of kennels in here, floor to ceiling, right behind the bathroom. The bed is a bit small, but it's what we have available right now. A few more crates will go on the opposite side.
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The other day, my son was talking about travelling around in a converted school bus.
Mocking up interior:
Living area, kitchen, bath (between the sheets), dog area & bedroom. Living area will have a u-shaped settee with table on passenger side.
Kitchen & Bath:
Kitchen will be open with only fridge and sink. We're looking at a rolling island to be secured while on the road for max flexibility and space.
Bathroom:
A single, sloped floor with toilet on left and shower where the tables are.
Kennels & Bedroom:
We'll be putting a bunch of kennels in here, floor to ceiling, right behind the bathroom. The bed is a bit small, but it's what we have available right now. A few more crates will go on the opposite side.
I am reminded of travelling by train, only the passengers are all dogs in bunks. I had first imagined them all piled together in a dormitory area of the bus ; ). The last photo is very entertaining. What is s/he trying to do?
Mocking up interior:
Living area, kitchen, bath (between the sheets), dog area & bedroom. Living area will have a u-shaped settee with table on passenger side.
Kitchen & Bath:
Kitchen will be open with only fridge and sink. We're looking at a rolling island to be secured while on the road for max flexibility and space.
Bathroom:
A single, sloped floor with toilet on left and shower where the tables are.
Kennels & Bedroom:
We'll be putting a bunch of kennels in here, floor to ceiling, right behind the bathroom. The bed is a bit small, but it's what we have available right now. A few more crates will go on the opposite side.
Our dogs are pretty naughty when it comes to getting on things. It's what we teach them to do, and we do so in a way to create a little working addict -- not unlike what happens to Americans, not joking either...
But keeping them off of things is a constant battle.
The design for the bus, aka: the Jolly Collie (like Jolly Roger), is really tough. We're trying to keep everything as open as possible so we can maintain a 2 room feel and use. If we have 2 rooms, of any size, the dogs, and the people, can be comfy.
What we are essentially doing is a fairly traditional, if spartan, tour bus set up, but instead of the six bunks in front of the master bedroom / gathering area, it will be kennels on each side.
We're getting ready to pare down our home / training studio into a road version. It's a pretty stark reality moving to simple living. We've been on the road for the last two years, but we've always just had our stuff in the Studio.
It's a pretty exciting project and lifestyle move. People are very interested in it. Should be a fun ride.
I am reminded of travelling by train, only the passengers are all dogs in bunks. I had first imagined them all piled together in a dormitory area of the bus ; ). The last photo is very entertaining. What is s/he trying to do?
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the tribulation of trying to keep them on and off things, as a ‘constant battle’. What a delicate balance you are walking ; ).
Enjoy the ride!
there.
Our dogs are pretty naughty when it comes to getting on things. It's what we teach them to do, and we do so in a way to create a little working addict -- not unlike what happens to Americans, not joking either...
But keeping them off of things is a constant battle.
The design for the bus, aka: the Jolly Collie (like Jolly Roger), is really tough. We're trying to keep everything as open as possible so we can maintain a 2 room feel and use. If we have 2 rooms, of any size, the dogs, and the people, can be comfy.
What we are essentially doing is a fairly traditional, if spartan, tour bus set up, but instead of the six bunks in front of the master bedroom / gathering area, it will be kennels on each side.
We're getting ready to pare down our home / training studio into a road version. It's a pretty stark reality moving to simple living. We've been on the road for the last two years, but we've always just had our stuff in the Studio.
It's a pretty exciting project and lifestyle move. People are very interested in it. Should be a fun ride.
Time consuming and hopefully not too expensive. You forgot to tell us about your dawg.
Mocking up interior:
Living area, kitchen, bath (between the sheets), dog area & bedroom. Living area will have a u-shaped settee with table on passenger side.
Kitchen & Bath:
Kitchen will be open with only fridge and sink. We're looking at a rolling island to be secured while on the road for max flexibility and space.
Bathroom:
A single, sloped floor with toilet on left and shower where the tables are.
Kennels & Bedroom:
We'll be putting a bunch of kennels in here, floor to ceiling, right behind the bathroom. The bed is a bit small, but it's what we have available right now. A few more crates will go on the opposite side.
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Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.
He is a 3 year old rescued Baussie (Border Collie / Australian Shepherd). He's a "Runtanado", one of 5 siblings that are all playing with elite handlers in the disc dog world.
My GF has his sister from previous litter, they come from neighboring farms in MN that, apparently, don't believe in spay/neuter. After we saw what my GF got in her dog, several of us were very interested in the next "oops" litter they had. The rescue that pulled them really saved these dogs too. The litter that my GF got her dog from were pulled from an unheated barn in MN winter.
Epic is a world finalist in a few disc dog disciplines and was the LCQ winner at the West Coast Incredible Dog Challenge this year. He might get some TV time this year.
I watched several episodes, and was dazzled by the mutually shared exchange between you and Epic.
He is a 3 year old rescued Baussie (Border Collie / Australian Shepherd). He's a "Runtanado", one of 5 siblings that are all playing with elite handlers in the disc dog world.
My GF has his sister from previous litter, they come from neighboring farms in MN that, apparently, don't believe in spay/neuter. After we saw what my GF got in her dog, several of us were very interested in the next "oops" litter they had. The rescue that pulled them really saved these dogs too. The litter that my GF got her dog from were pulled from an unheated barn in MN winter.
Epic is a world finalist in a few disc dog disciplines and was the LCQ winner at the West Coast Incredible Dog Challenge this year. He might get some TV time this year.
to all of our excellent C99P photographers for sharing your work with us!
A special thanks to k9disc for posting pics of his bus, and of his very handsome and super smart Border Collie!
Couldn't get a screenshot of the list of the Top Ten Smartest Dogs (due to the browser I'm using), so I'll post a link to the chart. Of course, the Border Collie tops that chart.
Everyone have a nice weekend. Beautiful weather in our neck of the woods, especially for traveling.
Mollie
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went."--Will Rogers
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Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Border Collies are especially smart and beautiful.
to all of our excellent C99P photographers for sharing your work with us!
A special thanks to k9disc for posting pics of his bus, and of his very handsome and super smart Border Collie!
Couldn't get a screenshot of the list of the Top Ten Smartest Dogs (due to the browser I'm using), so I'll post a link to the chart. Of course, the Border Collie tops that chart.
Everyone have a nice weekend. Beautiful weather in our neck of the woods, especially for traveling.
Mollie
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went."--Will Rogers
I went on a cattle round up and the owners had a bunch of border collies that he'd tell them to "get them up" and they would go down into ravines, up steep hills and other places that were too difficult for horses to get and they'd bring them back to the group.
I rescued a border collie/Australian shepherd mix and she was the only dawg I gave away. She had too much energy and I couldn't get her attention to discipline her. My friend had a cattle ranch and when I took her to visit, she started herding cows so I let her stay there. This was a good decision for her even though I missed her terribly.
I went on a cattle round up and the owners had a bunch of border collies that he'd tell them to "get them up" and they would go down into ravines, up steep hills and other places that were too difficult for horses to get and they'd bring them back to the group.
I rescued a border collie/Australian shepherd mix and she was the only dawg I gave away. She had too much energy and I couldn't get her attention to discipline her. My friend had a cattle ranch and when I took her to visit, she started herding cows so I let her stay there. This was a good decision for her even though I missed her terribly.
Your photos reveal so much personality of the individual. I especially like the snakes wrapped around themselves.
Sorry to bring politics into this space, but maybe you'll appreciate the intrusion, anyway ...
The NZ Tuatara
And it's mate (Winston Peters) in the political world. This longest serving parliamentarian will decide NZ's next government, most likely decided early this week.
Sorry, no photos of politicians, just some shots from the reptile house at the San Diego Zoo.
Your photos reveal so much personality of the individual. I especially like the snakes wrapped around themselves.
Sorry to bring politics into this space, but maybe you'll appreciate the intrusion, anyway ...
The NZ Tuatara
And it's mate (Winston Peters) in the political world. This longest serving parliamentarian will decide NZ's next government, most likely decided early this week.
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@Socialprogressive
That's what we called the Horned Lizard. They were EVERYWHERE when I was a kid, running around outside in the Texas panhandle in the 70s. Now they're endangered.
Sorry, no photos of politicians, just some shots from the reptile house at the San Diego Zoo.
I saw a photo of a Blue Racer this morning. They live only on Pelee Island in Lake Erie. And they are blue!
Sorry, no photos of politicians, just some shots from the reptile house at the San Diego Zoo.
Lizards.
Grays Monitor Lizard
Horned Lizard
Chinese Crocodile Lizard
Green Crested Basilisk
Snakes
Rowleys Palm Pit Viper
Emerald Tree Boa
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Side Striped Palm Pit Viper
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Hey! my dear friends or soon-to-be's, JtC could use the donations to keep this site functioning for those of us who can still see the life preserver or flotsam in the water.
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
I love Warblers for their sweetness and their lyrical voices.
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
Cheers.
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it's looks like it's curious about something. It's colors and the blue wood along with the depth of field.
Good idea about copy righting your photos. You never know.
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
Cheers.
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Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
Cheers.
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More Bus Pics:
Mocking up interior:
Living area, kitchen, bath (between the sheets), dog area & bedroom. Living area will have a u-shaped settee with table on passenger side.
Kitchen & Bath:
Kitchen will be open with only fridge and sink. We're looking at a rolling island to be secured while on the road for max flexibility and space.
Bathroom:
A single, sloped floor with toilet on left and shower where the tables are.
Kennels & Bedroom:
We'll be putting a bunch of kennels in here, floor to ceiling, right behind the bathroom. The bed is a bit small, but it's what we have available right now. A few more crates will go on the opposite side.
“Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” ~ Sun Tzu
Fascinating.
The other day, my son was talking about travelling around in a converted school bus.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
You can now show your son some more possibilities n/t
He was kidding around
imagining the space in a bus, devoid of seats, and the uses you could put it to.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
Are you sure he was just kidding around ; )
Sometimes kids imaginations are the material of future dreams come true.
Thank you k9disc for continuing to show us your fascinating
life-projects.
I am reminded of travelling by train, only the passengers are all dogs in bunks. I had first imagined them all piled together in a dormitory area of the bus ; ). The last photo is very entertaining. What is s/he trying to do?
That's Epic. Not Sure What He Wants, But There Are Discs Up
there.
Our dogs are pretty naughty when it comes to getting on things. It's what we teach them to do, and we do so in a way to create a little working addict -- not unlike what happens to Americans, not joking either...
But keeping them off of things is a constant battle.
The design for the bus, aka: the Jolly Collie (like Jolly Roger), is really tough. We're trying to keep everything as open as possible so we can maintain a 2 room feel and use. If we have 2 rooms, of any size, the dogs, and the people, can be comfy.
What we are essentially doing is a fairly traditional, if spartan, tour bus set up, but instead of the six bunks in front of the master bedroom / gathering area, it will be kennels on each side.
We're getting ready to pare down our home / training studio into a road version. It's a pretty stark reality moving to simple living. We've been on the road for the last two years, but we've always just had our stuff in the Studio.
It's a pretty exciting project and lifestyle move. People are very interested in it. Should be a fun ride.
“Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” ~ Sun Tzu
That’s interesting -
the tribulation of trying to keep them on and off things, as a ‘constant battle’. What a delicate balance you are walking ; ).
Enjoy the ride!
More Value On What You Want Them On, and Better Management
of low hanging fruit.
“Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” ~ Sun Tzu
This looks like a fun project
Time consuming and hopefully not too expensive. You forgot to tell us about your dawg.
Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.
His Name is Epic, and He's Pretty Epic.
He is a 3 year old rescued Baussie (Border Collie / Australian Shepherd). He's a "Runtanado", one of 5 siblings that are all playing with elite handlers in the disc dog world.
My GF has his sister from previous litter, they come from neighboring farms in MN that, apparently, don't believe in spay/neuter. After we saw what my GF got in her dog, several of us were very interested in the next "oops" litter they had. The rescue that pulled them really saved these dogs too. The litter that my GF got her dog from were pulled from an unheated barn in MN winter.
Epic is a world finalist in a few disc dog disciplines and was the LCQ winner at the West Coast Incredible Dog Challenge this year. He might get some TV time this year.
Here's a playlist for a project we did earlier this year for one of our sponsors and our preferred disc dog organization: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8zWXaJfi1-sjADkYDtidi8V-0wjMHT8A
“Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” ~ Sun Tzu
Thank you for the link to the work that you do.
I watched several episodes, and was dazzled by the mutually shared exchange between you and Epic.
Thanks for FNP tonight BR
I really like your first photo.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Thanks Sociaprogessive
I like to watch the bumbles doing their thing.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
Thanks for tonight's Photo Thread, BR. And thanks
to all of our excellent C99P photographers for sharing your work with us!
A special thanks to k9disc for posting pics of his bus, and of his very handsome and super smart Border Collie!
Couldn't get a screenshot of the list of the Top Ten Smartest Dogs (due to the browser I'm using), so I'll post a link to the chart. Of course, the Border Collie tops that chart.
Everyone have a nice weekend. Beautiful weather in our neck of the woods, especially for traveling.
Mollie
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went."--Will Rogers
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Evening Mollie!
Border Collies are especially smart and beautiful.
Hi, Janis--good to see you! Agree that Border
Collies are handsome and amazing dogs. Maybe we can convince k9disc to post one of his training videos, sometime soon!
Luv the photo you posted--the foliage in New Zealand is so breathtakingly beautiful, it's almost hard to believe that it's real.
Hope you have a lovely evening visiting friends.
Mollie
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went."--Will Rogers
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
I often think the same ...
"Is it really real?".
Have you seen them at work?
I went on a cattle round up and the owners had a bunch of border collies that he'd tell them to "get them up" and they would go down into ravines, up steep hills and other places that were too difficult for horses to get and they'd bring them back to the group.
I rescued a border collie/Australian shepherd mix and she was the only dawg I gave away. She had too much energy and I couldn't get her attention to discipline her. My friend had a cattle ranch and when I took her to visit, she started herding cows so I let her stay there. This was a good decision for her even though I missed her terribly.
Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.
What a wonderful experience,
even though it was difficult to let her go. I trust she appreciated it.
I have only seen Border Collies in action from a distance, while driving by. Even at a distance it is remarkable to see.
Lizards and snakes.
Sorry, no photos of politicians, just some shots from the reptile house at the San Diego Zoo.
Lizards.
Grays Monitor Lizard
Horned Lizard
Chinese Crocodile Lizard
Green Crested Basilisk
Snakes
Rowleys Palm Pit Viper
Emerald Tree Boa
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Side Striped Palm Pit Viper
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
These snake and lizard photos are amazing!
Your photos reveal so much personality of the individual. I especially like the snakes wrapped around themselves.
Sorry to bring politics into this space, but maybe you'll appreciate the intrusion, anyway ...
The NZ Tuatara
And it's mate (Winston Peters) in the political world. This longest serving parliamentarian will decide NZ's next government, most likely decided early this week.
Thank you Janis
They say owners resemble their pets, I wonder if Mr Peters owns a Tuatara?
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
If not, he should.
They seem so compatible.
Thanks, SP--please keep the 'Zoo' photos coming! :-D EOM
Mollie
"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went."--Will Rogers
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Horny Toad!
That's what we called the Horned Lizard. They were EVERYWHERE when I was a kid, running around outside in the Texas panhandle in the 70s. Now they're endangered.
Good pics of different pits!
They are all sensory organs?
I saw a photo of a Blue Racer this morning. They live only on Pelee Island in Lake Erie. And they are blue!
Hey! my dear friends or soon-to-be's, JtC could use the donations to keep this site functioning for those of us who can still see the life preserver or flotsam in the water.
Hello all.
Migration season brings a host of interesting birds through here. There's a trail by my husband's college where I go walking Monday-Thursday mornings while he's in class; there's usually something interesting to see there. Yesterday I went looking for kinglets; I watched some golden-crowned kinglets, and upon reviewing photos later was delighted to find I had also gotten a ruby-crowned kinglet; both are lifers! They are so tiny and they never sit still so it's nigh impossible to get a good photo of one, but I managed to get both!
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
I had to crop both of these quite a bit. I also decided to start watermarking my photos; literally our first day there I ran into a guy who has an (online I guess?) art gallery--he noticed my camera and started talking about photography. You just never know.
Anyway, another migrant we have is the yellow-rumped warbler. They're so cute!
Also saw some in our yard for the first time; they were everywhere for about two weeks but now they're mostly gone. (The cats got two of them too. Sigh.)
And here's my first halfway decent photo of a blue jay; I sure missed them when I was in Utah. I'm getting better at photographing birds in trees.
Cheers.
This shit is bananas.
Thank you!
I love Warblers for their sweetness and their lyrical voices.
Nice shots, Daenerys--especially the Blue Jay. Thanks! EOM
Mollie
"I think dogs are the most amazing creatures--they give unconditional love. For me, they are the role model for being alive."--Gilda Radner
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
I love the second to the last one
it's looks like it's curious about something. It's colors and the blue wood along with the depth of field.
Good idea about copy righting your photos. You never know.
Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.
Love the Bird on the Disc Golf Basket... So Cool. nt
“Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.” ~ Sun Tzu
Thanks Bollox!
I really like the subtle colouring of your Signore l’Ape photo.
Not much in the way of photography this week, but lots of bee action around, courtesy of my neighbour who keeps bees.
Off soon to a friends for a shared meal and fun games with Apples to Apples. See you all later. Have a great weekend!
Thanks for hosting again
I'm hoping to get mine off my camera for next week.
Thanks everyone for posting your pictures.
Since it's Friday the 13th
Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.