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shot of my friend, Dozer, walking around in front of the Dozer Cycle booth at the Sturgis Rally 2006
Doze Green Ganesh in the green colorway from the front, this color was only available at independent toy stores
Guarding patrol is suspended - the concrete is warm and its Sunday afternoon.
Dog ownership seems to be in the minority in Mexico. There are many strays on the street.
Excerpt from here: www.yucatanliving.com/culture/dogs-in-mexico
"There is an entire segment of Mexican society that treats pets, especially dogs, the same way they are treated in the US or Europe. They are valued family pets, given their vaccinations, taken to the vet when they are sick, groomed regularly and loved as sentient beings.
The poorer Mexicans consider dogs a nuisance, an extra mouth to feed and often a dangerous animal to be avoided. Conversely, they might see dogs as a cheap home alarm system. And so dogs are often tied up and left barking, or left starving and often sick. Because of the way they are treated, they can be dangerous and sometimes should be avoided."
I took an early morning bike ride on Superbowl Sunday down the Interurban Trail and back up the Green River Trail. NC Machinery - Tukwila, WA
savio doze
La rumiñahui 14.11.14
Ka Seis Erre!!!
No se puede entender todo, ni se puede desconocer nada nada,
A lone bulldozer sits rusting away along road 140 in southern Mäntsälä, Finland.
This bulldozer has since been removed.
Girl in a school in a Northwest-Vietnam town. Lots of children in this town but these two were the only one in class... Girl and boy belong to the Black H'Mong tribe that lives in the area.
Description: Dozer on a LowBoy Trailer at Guadalcanal
Date: Feb 1945
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Repository: U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, Collections Department, Port Hueneme, CA 93043, www.history.navy.mil/museums/seabee_museum.htm