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So today is a terrible day, we had to say goodbye to my wonderful Max. I cannot begin to express how heartbroken I am. We climbed mountains together and had adventure after adventure. Love you son. xxxxxxxx
Max came over for a coffee this afternoon and sat down in the kitchen while I photographed some blueberries . . . and then I turned round - thank you, Max for letting me take photos . . .
Mad Max - downsampled from ~13MP • Reshade Framework 1.0 • DeadEndThrills' CE table • ingame photomode
2 of 3 individual images of the Max Rebo Band. Plain background with a spotlight shining right across him.
Just my Max in the snow
Some interesting facts on English Setter for those that are interested:
There are two distinct types of English Setter.
The original field/hunting type (sometimes called the "Llewellin Setter") is smaller, with a broader, natural-looking head and much less hair. These dogs have strong hunting instincts and need vigorous exercise. The "bench" or "show" type of English Setter is quite tall, with a long narrow head and a profusion of silky hair that needs plenty of brushing and trimming. These dogs are more laid-back than field lines and are content with long daily walks and occasional running and fetching games.
Whatever their type, English Setters tend to be the mildest-mannered of the three setter breeds (English, Irish, and Gordon).
They are very sociable dogs who must not be left alone all day without the company of people or other pets, else destructiveness may result. English Setters have an obstinate streak that takes the form of resistance rather than wild disobedience. If pushed too hard, they'll simply brace their legs and refuse to walk. You must be persistent, but never heavy-handed.
English Setters have long memories, which means that once they learn something (whether right or wrong), they remember it. On the negative side, this means bad habits can be difficult to break.
Max enjoying the winter. He enjoys the colder weather which gives him a spring in his step and here he is at How Hill on the Woodland Walk....
I shot Max for the latest issue of Gay Times! You can see the full, clothing-optional shoot at gtdigi.co.uk
Wearing the MAX livery and branding for route 34 & 35 (Guildford to Woking & Camberley), Arriva Kent & Surrey 3733 GN54 MYR is seen arriving at Chatham Bus Station whilst working route 182. Saturday 19th January 2019.
This vehicle used to be one of the five used by Arriva on the Guildford Park & Ride network until August 2013 when the Park & Ride network was taken over by Stagecoach South. Whilst 3733 initially remained in Guildford in August 2018, it was transferred along with 3731, 3734 and 3735 to Gillingham.
Volvo B7RLE - Wrightbus Eclipse Urban (Ex-Arriva Guildford & West Surrey & Guildford Park & Ride)
One of the unused pictures from this months (june 2010) trend spotting in Source Magazine. See this months spread and other photos i have in source on my blog .
Check out the rest of my montage portraits in this set.
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Mad Max is part of a community started project in the great southern of Western Australia.
The Highway is a dynamic route with an ever changing face with new machines being added frequently. Running along the Broomehill-Gnowangerup Road and through to the Stirling Range National Park along the Formby South, there is plenty of tractors on display!