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venturing into the unknown,
we walk quickly.
thanks for the inspiration/help with effects yyellowbird :)
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Someone just left their offices quite late at night, and unfortunately it was raining. You better keep your umbrella handy during this time of year. This is Bangkok's CBD around 9 pm, Aug. 30, 2011.
When Coco doesn't want to go, she doesn't go...lol. When I brought her home 2 weeks ago, she would just keep stopping every few seconds, and if you pulled, she would go onto her hind legs, and 'pull back'.
After lots of positive reinforcement she walks pretty well. Here she faces 2 of her fears during a walk...grass, and it's WET! Oh, yeah, and Buster gets in behind her...she doesn't like anyone walking behind her (she always follows me...and has only on 2 occasions ventured out in front for a few seconds)..
The walking fern propagates itself by arching its fronds outwardly from the plant crown. Where the tips touch the ground a new plantlet is born
Swans at Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, New York. These are not domestic swans, but they come back every year. They usually aren't very social, but I was visiting my mother's gravesite because we were up visiting my father and when I looked up the road, this pair of swans was walking down the road toward me! They didn't beg for food or pay me much mind, but quietly stood near me for over half an hour, making small noises at one another and cleaning their feathers. Eventually they glided off into the pond together. Very strange behavior for swans! I think they were keeping me company. I couldn't resist snapping away at them - I love their graceful curves.