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Museo de Escultura al Aire libre de la Castellana, Madrid

It's taken about almost a year to teach this dog to play - she started figuring it out after we started taking her to the park and dog parks so she could watch other dogs play. At first she would look up at us like, "What's up with them?"

 

Then she would run after sticks but that was all. After watching the other dogs she figured out the dog thing to do was to pick them up, so she got that. But she apparently felt she was a hunter, not a retriever. This week we got her to pick them up and shes now going into the water to get them. Then she would run away with them. But tonight she would bring them to us and tonight was the first night she actually swam for the first time - but only for the big stick. I think it empowers her. : )

 

She was a rescue and badly abused, so she's really come a long way. She still is very shy with strangers but is getting better. It's been a wonderful transformation to watch her learning dog stuff, though.

12:15PM EDT (16:15:39 UTC) California USA is getting into work and checking photos again. Hence another daily Noon FLICKR crash in the USA. FLICKR = 12:00 flasher.

Spotted here on the eve of the eclipse (note the green Aphid above him).

 

"Located in beautiful, pastoral setting in Crestwood, this charming chapel is a favorite site for weddings. Built in 1936 by Alexander Duncan as a memorial to his beloved wife, Flora. The early English Gothic Chapel is built of native stone and is located in one of Kentucky's oldest cemeteries. "

www.kentuckytourism.com/duncan-memorial-chapel/1818/

Greyling Pair at Long Run Park, Louisville, KY

Louisville KY off Westport Road behind the Wal-Mart. Pancake needed a pit-stop.

Beckley Creek Park - The Parklands

Prior to the Thunder Air Show - Vintage Warbirds - Bowman Field Airport, Hangar 5, Louisville, KY - He'd said many of these planes were previously Japanese or Romanian fighter planes that were going to be scrapped and were bought to be used here.

This was the stairway up to the Fire Tower at Bernheim Forest. It was not difficult at all - Pancake pulled me up much like a ski tow. We followed a Mom and her little 5 year old daughter up so we knew we shouldn't have a problem. It is so beautiful here.

 

History

Isaac W. Bernheim established Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest in 1929. I. W. Bernheim (1848-1945) was a German immigrant who settled in Kentucky. From a humble beginning as a peddler, he became successful in the whiskey distilling business where he established the I.W. Harper brand. Grateful for his good fortune, he gave Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest to the people of Kentucky as a gift.

bernheim.org/explore/

The horse to the right - his name is "Medicine Hat". Sally is on the left.

Larkin Street, San Francisco,, California #Letsguide

Long Run Park, Louisville, KY

Sunset over Grand Canyon, Arizona #LetsGuide

(EF100-400mm f/4.5-6L IS USM)

Drexel University. Bellet Building 1505 Race Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 #LetsGuide

 

That vintage feel of evening shuttering the doors with steam blowing across the body of a person passing by those unopened doors of this empty university while online advertisements ring in my ears of graduation incentives.

Supposedly one of the best food trucks in the area. Eggerts Crossing Road, Lawrence Twp., New Jersey.

Conwy Town, Wales, UK #LetsGuide Conwy Castle

  

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM

First spring swim looking for frogs, Long Run Park, Louisville, KY

Beady

The Crowned Lapwing prefers dry, open habitats, either with or without scattered trees. It has benefited from the habitat impacts of both affluent and poor communities; golf courses, sports fields and airports, on one hand, and overgrazing on the other. In some areas, the presence of Crowned Plovers is an indicator of mismanagement of ranchlands. In South Africa, Crowned Plovers move locally in response to changing conditions. Crowned Plovers, like many of the wader species breeding in South Africa, have a long breeding season, often starting in August and ending in May. In addition, a pair may have more than one successful breeding attempt. If nests or chicks are lost, further attempts to breed may occur. They lay two eggs in a scrape in the sand, lined with vegetation or small pebbles. The eggs take about a month to hatch and the chicks between four and five weeks to fledge.

Info source: www.adu.uct.ac.za/adu/projects/shorebirds/crowned-plover

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The photo was taken during December 2017 at Rietvlei Nature Reserve, Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa.

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