...and Bette and Lucy and Alice and Ginger and Archie and Chester and Eve.
Sean took the camera along Friday morning and made the following videos.
Don't watch if you're prone to motion sickness.
Otherwise, enjoy a bumpy tour of the woods, trails and salt ponds on a run to the mangroves.
third kilometer:
salt ponds:
water break:
the half way point -mangroves, lagoon and muck:
last leg:
Friday, March 6, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Re: Rufus
Well, let's see...it's been windy.
tongues are flapping and poor Henry needs a haircut:
Sean -nearly always working, but never lonely:
Rufus is doing fine, but for a minor bladder infection. We're nearly certain which beach dog is his Mom, she spends a fair amount of time barking in our general direction. Lately she has had a few pups trailing her, and last week we flushed them out of the woods while we were walking. Initially I didn't think that Rufus was from the same litter because he's much smaller than the others. It's amazing that he made it to us, he covered a lot of ground for being such a sick little guy. He must have gotten separated from his family and headed towards the sound of dogs.
When I first saw him by our gate (alerted by the pack, of course) and went to retrieve him, he did his best to avoid me and went straight for the dogs. You might think that *Jehovah* dogs barking and jumping furiously at the fence would be intimidating to such a little guy, but apparently not.
Come to think of it, that's what Maldi, while a squirrel-sized kitten, did too.
Rufus says it was all part of his plan:
taking on Oscar:
Oscar is not impressed:
Tuesday and Gowron chew on him a little:
chewed on and spit out:
he likes Greta best:
Rufus gets some sun and Sean gets a face full of Shirley:
Truman oversees the housebreaking:
I'm working on a circus act to help pay for dog food.
today only...Rufus the Magnificent and Roni Ninefingers:
beautiful boy:
tongues are flapping and poor Henry needs a haircut:
Sean -nearly always working, but never lonely:
Rufus is doing fine, but for a minor bladder infection. We're nearly certain which beach dog is his Mom, she spends a fair amount of time barking in our general direction. Lately she has had a few pups trailing her, and last week we flushed them out of the woods while we were walking. Initially I didn't think that Rufus was from the same litter because he's much smaller than the others. It's amazing that he made it to us, he covered a lot of ground for being such a sick little guy. He must have gotten separated from his family and headed towards the sound of dogs.
When I first saw him by our gate (alerted by the pack, of course) and went to retrieve him, he did his best to avoid me and went straight for the dogs. You might think that *Jehovah* dogs barking and jumping furiously at the fence would be intimidating to such a little guy, but apparently not.
Come to think of it, that's what Maldi, while a squirrel-sized kitten, did too.
Rufus says it was all part of his plan:
taking on Oscar:
Oscar is not impressed:
Tuesday and Gowron chew on him a little:
chewed on and spit out:
he likes Greta best:
Rufus gets some sun and Sean gets a face full of Shirley:
Truman oversees the housebreaking:
I'm working on a circus act to help pay for dog food.
today only...Rufus the Magnificent and Roni Ninefingers:
beautiful boy:
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