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    Great compsition asterlil. My horses were not usually as accommodating (or as clean).
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    • Teresa, to answer a few of your questions: Most of my photos have been taken with a Nikon N2020, and…
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    • That some of the best nature photography is the result of serendipity, but having the patience to wait for it…
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    • This one is of Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia.
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    • Oops, stuffed that.  Trying again.
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    • A hanging glacier in Banff National Park, Canada.
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    • About two years ago I did some photos of the "Human/Nature" interface variety. This is one of my favorites.
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    • Cederic (aka "the houseboy"), our industrious Bristlenose Catfish. Our local tip/dump recycling shops have yielded up both our fish tanks.…
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    • Here's a photo of Beka, Bart, and their mother Ursula.  Bart and Ursula were the Therapy Dogs.  
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    • And you them. Thanks for sharing June's story and Baby's photo.
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    • were registered Animal Assisted Therapy dogs.  They're great with children in particular.   Pyrs are the most wonderful, and the…
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    • And the same someone who quails at dewey mornings wanted to play outside that evening.  Dogs! go figure.
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    • At least with the fish, I can get the lighting the way I want it.  The other critters are catch…
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    • Albert appeared to be using Henry as a nose warmer this chilly morning (remember, "down-under" it's almost the Winter Solstice).
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    • is Henry. Our newest mini-lop; doing what we call his "playboy bunny" pose.
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    • My sincerest sympathy for your loss.   A few years ago, I lost two dogs, both Pyrs, mother (brain tumor)…
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    • They have such sweet natures. Does he "bay" at 5am, or just poke you with his nose? Luna likes to…
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    • No I haven't seen that site.  I'll check it out. Do they allow fish? Here are our newest two: Gilbert,…
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    • Consider them well and truly crossed (I'm very flexible - I can even get the little finger over the others).
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