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Je le trouve craquant ;-))
Ps : son nom est Milo et non Willow comme je l'avais écrit. J'avais mal entendu et ai pu lire, grâce à une autre photo, Milo sur la médaille qu'il portait.
Never one to pass up a good sunset shot, I took this photo from the deck of our cruise ship as we passed through the Beagle Chanel on our passage around Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America.
A fellow enjoying an afternoon walk with his Beagles at a 500+ acre park near where I live in Victoria BC Canada.
A portrait of Teddy that I had converted to black and white in lightroom and which I used on a set of coasters I had made after we lost him.
I took this shot as we sailed down the Beagle Channel heading out to Antarctica across the dreaded Drake Passage.
I took the shot because the light and landscape looked so much like the Lake District fells back home.
This was quite late in the evening and I can remember thinking about what the next couple of days would bring as we started out on our adventure. I was hoping for a calm Drake crossing, but that never happened!
Beano happily playing, blissfully unaware that his chances of stealing a loo roll are rapidly diminishing.
Nach Wochen der Vorbereitung, des Umzuges und der Renovierung sind wir endlich im neuen Zuhause angekommen!
Riley the Beagle at two months of age, plays in the backyard, apparently with one of my Pentax camera lenses, on December 30, 2005. We just received Riley as a gift of sorts. She was originally supposed to go to someone as a Christmas present, but they couldn’t keep her—so we adopted her on December 28, as a belated Christmas gift to ourselves. She grew up so fast, and spent over 16 years with us until she passed away on January 14, 2022. Where did all the time go little girl? Riley the Beagle—2005-2022. Our hearts ache and we miss you so very much!