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- Painting
- Sign # Mooooo.....
- Down the hill we go......
- Weather in western Washington
- Daffy Duck???
- Thanksgiving dinner.......
- Coming to your rescue, ma-am.
- Moon in the Morning
- This is my Tuesday~~~~~~~Friendship
- I've been to the Palace......
- Ring around the moon.....
- Some things in my house
- My brother John
- Leftovers
- Old rake~~~~Sepia Scenes
- Mt Baker
- Raindrops are dancing on my..........
- Bad Hair Day.....
- Wintering in the Valley
- She gave it a good try.....
- Police escort and view from the ferry
- Sepia scenes
- Pineapple Sage
- It is snowing....leaves
- It's the Plover not the Minnow
- Waiting for your turn
- I mean it
- Shopping
- Morning glow on tree
- How I spent my Summer ~~~~My Tuesday
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- I live in Stanwood up by the Pilchuck Tree Farm. I have horses, ponies, dogs, cats and lots of fresh air.
9 comments:
It looks as if you provided them a wonderful feast, but was the snow necessary? The news tonight said things were pretty bad out your way as far as winter weather was concerned.
It appears that you've had some rather awful wintry weather, as have many other places in the country. That makes it tough for horses and ponies and other critters, so it's nice you brought them Thanksgiving dinner.
I'm curious what a bale of hay costs up that-away...here I've seen them for about $65.00.
Wow! What a difference in prices. I wonder why?
I'm digging!
Aw, it's their Thanksgiving, too!
Cute! :-)
As to the euphorbia I don't know which one it is as there are several species that look like that one. It's such a big family!...
Hi!
this looks like a Christmas card,
very nice!
Lovely photo. They look like they're "horsing" around.
I, too, feel like I've eaten a truckload of food after Thanksgiving dinner.... :)
What a gentle scene. Put a Christmas star in there and you have this year's Christmas greeting.
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