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The hike to Goat Lake was hard, hot, dusty and at some times life threatening. In our hiking book the author described it as one of the most dangerous hikes in her book. "Like walking on ball bearing up a steep roof" was her way of explaining the final push to the lake. She wasn't exaggerating.
We started out at Iron Creek trailhead. Went up up up, then snaked around to the front of the mountain range. After a while you come to the final ascent up to the lake... it was a doozie. Everything went fine, except for Rufus getting some mild heat stroke.
A very short video of me throwing the ball for Rio. The whistling is me encouraging him to fetch. He loves the exercise.
He is now walked twice a day, once in the morning around 7am and once at around 4pm, sometimes later at 6pm depending on the weather.
He has alternate walks to the field or to the park. If the field is too dredged (water logged) then the park is the best option.
Blackberry Summer by Theresa Fetch of Uvalde, Texas. The quilt was quilted on cotton sateen, bound, and then hand-dyed. The Shiva paintstik was then applied. Original design
Note from Susan Lenz: I generally don't like Shiva paintstiks used on quilts. I find the marks too obvious, not integrated into the design ... just "on the surface" for "sparkle". This, however, was a perfect application and use. Totally brilliant! I loved this piece.
Day 194 of 365 days (2nd year)
I love playing fetch with Fang. I have her sit on the ottoman, then I throw her rope into the air, and she leaps for it. She makes some amazing mid-air catches. She has great mouth-eye coordination. Ocho, as you can see, just likes to sit and watch while snuggling her daddy.
Henry has never been much of a duck chaser when we go for our walks at the river. This changed recently (as you can see). The live flyers we had in training last week seemed to have released his inner bully.
[the bird is in focus because I was trying to take a picture of him when, from out of nowhere, Henry comes bounding in the and scatters the entire group. I think he might be on to something...it was more fun to watch them scatter and fuss than to just watch them sit there]
Our yard is small, but the alley between us & our neighbour is quite long. It's a good run to use for a game of fetch.
Canon 7D, EF 70-200mm F2.8L
@1/1600 ss High Burst
@400 ISO
@ F2.8
Topaz
Feller is my Schnauzer/Poodle mix (Schnoodle). He's sporting his buck side LOL!
4.5 months old
Nothing beats a game of fetch on the beach with the dog.
This guy uses a handy device to pitch the tennis ball further, much to the delight of his eager dog.
This black lab was loving the water by fetching a floaty his master was throwing out into the lake.
Seen during our visit to Woods Canyon Lake.