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It’s crazy the things you can see when you're not looking for them. I had just arrived in Whitefish for a day of railfanning and stopped to grab a coffee from McDonalds. While sitting in the drive-thru line I saw truck after truck laden with heavy machinery pass by headed south on Highway 93. To my great surprise the final truck in the convoy was hauling a Great Northern Snow Dozer, yes a snow dozer. I grabbed my coffee and pursued the convoy to Columbia Falls knowing this was a once and a lifetime opportunity to grab some shots. I got this shot at the town pump just west of Columbia Falls where the convoy stopped for fuel.
A profile of my brother Andrew on our way down to Siesta Key, FL. Probably around 7 or 8 in the morning. Cool morning light out the window.
Quentin (7) took thse pictures of fill being dumped and levelled in our backyard. I think he did a great job taking these pictures. And it will be nice to have a bigger yard back there!
This set works well as a short slideshow at 1 or 2 sec intervals.
Arctocephalus pusillus ssp. doriferus (Australian Fur Seal) snoozing on rocks south of the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania.
Artist: Dozer, Katie Kurkjy, Jher, Bern One, Jaber
Painted: June - September 2017
Located: Beacon Hill, Seattle, Washington, USA
Event: Dozer's Warehouse
A Fossa (_Cryptoprocta ferox_) at Marwell Zoo. These curious carnivores are endemic to Madagascar. Taxonomically they are part of the cat-like carnivores (i.e. Feliformia) and placed within the Eupleridae family, along with the Madagascan mongooses.
This is Dozer. We adopted him from the shelter. We have no idea what mix he is (maybe half English Bulldog half Border Terrier?) He's ugly as all get-up but we love him.
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