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It was a lovely evening and they decided to take a romantic sunset walk on the beach from Newton by the Sea to Embleton. With their eyes on the sandy bay overlooked by ancient Dunstanburgh castle, Blackie, the spaniel just had one thing on his mind. And he leapt in the air in excited anticipation that his owner would throw his ball along the sand. Boing, boing, boing, I watched as he pogoed all the way as his master strolled along. It was a little sad to realise they ignored him because they had forgotten his ball; left it at home in the cottage.
It's nice to see how the two young sisters like each other. They often lie together and groom each other's fur.
Pogo is totally crazy about the red packaging of the Suchard Rochers lait chocolates. Only these. Unfortunately, they are not available in this country and Pogo has to wait for supplies from france.
The Polaroid Pogo was Emma's xmas gift last year. But we were never able to get it to work with her Verizon phone,even though Polaroid states that it was complatible. Well, we finally got around to buying a bluetooth dongle for the laptop and voila......prints from the Pogo. So awesome.
BTW....sfgirlbybay gave me some loving on her blog today. Go check it out.
I decided to take Pogo to his favorite place today....THE BEACH! Although he wasn't allowed to get on the surf boards, he managed to find a way to knock them all down.
The two sisters are now grown up and still like each other, even if they cuddle together much less often
It started with baskets, then carrier bags, handbags and now plastic bags. Pogo loves everything where she can sit down and be carried around. She also spontaneously jumps into an empty basket while you are carrying it, and then she always wants to be carried around in it. This cat should be in the circus....
Pica (in the background) is more difficult to photograph than her sister. Usually Pogo steals the show. Not this time, i deliberately leave Pogo a little out of focus.
Canon 300v, EF40mm2.8, Kodak Gold 200.
Pica (in the background) is more difficult to photograph than her sister. Usually Pogo steals the show. Not this time, i deliberately leave Pogo a little out of focus.
Canon 300v, EF40mm2.8, Kodak Gold 200.
We met "Pogo" at a plant nursery in downtown Frederick, MD,
a most handsome macaw with absolutely nothing to say or repeat. I tried. But I have to add that the bird was perched in his cage on a monstrously hot summer afternoon, and that will sap the energy out of anyone, skin or feathered.
Macaws generally inhabit southern locations, being found in Mexico and Central and South America, down to northern Venezuela. This one, ol' Pogo, is 35 years old and has been living at the Dutch Plant Farm Nursery since its inception, or so
I was told. I was also advised that right around closing time, when all the nursery customers are gone for the day, Pogo is invited to bail from his cage and fly all over the nursery grounds
like a real, in the wild macaw. I found this quite positive and refreshing.
But, more refreshing than that was the occasional spray-down
with a cool water bottle that Pogo received from nursery staff every half hour or so. He seemed to love it and, for a moment, I almost raised my hand to volunteer for a cool spray-down myself. Not sure if they do customers, however. I might have had to sign a waiver or something. For legal reasons. But, on this hellishly hot summer day, in a nursery under roof no less, I would have done it for sure. No question.