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Our Floris loves to play fetch:-) He can go on for like an hour! We have never trained him to do it, it's entirely his own idea:-)
this cool dude wanted to hang out. he brought a huge coconut so we could play fetch; it seemed a lot easier for him to carry it with his teeth than it was for me to throw.
A quartet of side-lit DM&E/IC&E SD40-2s on the 473 train roll past a friendly dog and his human at Fenton High School in Bensenville.
While waiting for this shot, I pre-occupied the dog by tossing his slobbery tennis ball as far as possible to try and keep the scene, but at the last moment, old Yeller decided to return the ball to his new human for another throw.
My funny little bandit again, this time with her bandit dog hoping to play 'fetch' with the dog, but I think the dog has other ideas.
SOLD.
If only it was just a touch sharper! But as the items around Riley are sharp can I only surmise that 1/640 just wasn't fast enough.
With the trees gone, I guess I'll try going even faster.
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galapagos sea lion - genovesa island - galapagos, ecuador
sea lions are very playful by nature. this one had a stick and seemed endlessly amused by tossing and then swimming after it. i watched him play that game for about 30 minutes; he eventually got as curious about me as I was about him so he swam up to the rock where I was sitting. I found a stick and threw it into the water. And of course, he took off after it!
amazing place, the galapagos - where else can you play fetch with a wild sea lion?