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This morning, we woke up to surprisingly blizzard-like conditions so I had to take Arch out front to pee (you saw our last video. The back steps are a death trap in this kind of weather). Mike headed out with us to wipe off his car before work. Little Mr. Prissy thought that meant he was going to be driven somewhere.
She loves to take naps on the bed with DH... she sleeps with us at night. Our Big Boy mastiff sleeps with our son.
Playing at the local basketball court with my dog. We went there so he could run and I could practice panning.
This is probably my favorite tombstone at the cemetery. The handwriting on it is so beautiful. I have no idea how they got it onto the stone so flawlessly, being as this was in the 1800s. I would love to spend more time trying to read it up close, but I was so nervous that Arch would try to pee on one of the headstones. Even though the bodies were moved elsewhere many years ago, there was no way I was letting him pee there. So I had to get my pictures and get out. I knew that if I turned my back for a second, there would be tinkling. lol
IN BRIGHT SUNLIGHT NORTHERN LIVERIED 150126 APPROACHES THE LENS AT JACK GREEN BRINDLE WHILST WORKING 2N15 0957 PRESTON- COLNE SERVICE ON 26/06/21.
I think this is the first time the trail has flooded in two years - I don't believe it flooded last year at all. Gales Creek overflows in the rain (far out of view on the viewer's right) and the hill outside of the lefthand view traps even more moisture. In Washington County, Oregon. The area is managed by Metro.