Wilderness Wednesday: Neighbourhood

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animals, barns, classic cars, cows, dogs, nature, neighbours, photography

Just walking in the neighbourhood… I gotta work off the Easter cupcakes somehow! 😉

 

 

I dressed and went for a walk – determined not to return until I took in what Nature had to offer.  Raymond Carver

Happy Wednesday!

Wilderness Wednesday: Big Bunnies

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animals, bunny, Easter, photography, Wilderness Wednesday

Stop steamin’ up my tail! What are ya tryin’ to do … wrinkle it? – Bug Bunny

Even the smallest one can change the world. -Beatrix Potter

Now run along, and don’t get into mischief. – Beatrix Potter, Peter Rabbit

Some bunny inspired me to create more felt creatures…

Happy Wednesday!

Wilderness Wednesday: T.P.

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animals, humour, nature, photography, squirrels

For all the t.p. hoarders in the world…

Happy Monday!

Wilderness Wednesday: Preparation

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animals, faith, humour, nature, photography, snow, squirrels, storms, winter

The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.
H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

Happy Wednesday!

Poor Shantzy

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animals, dogs, humour, photography

Poor Shantzy…I share your sadness. It’s windy and snowy…and gray again.

But cheer up, little one. Christmas is coming, and there’s sure to be something under the tree from your owner, just for you.

Happy Thursday!

CFF Challenge: Roads

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animals, nature, Photo Challenge, photography, River scenes

Animals make their own roads and highways…

This post is my response to Cee Neuner’s Fun Photo Challenge : Roads

Happy Wednesday!

 

Wilderness Wednesday: Squirrel

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animals, humour, photography, squirrels

With winter upon us, our fence, the usual highway and place to perch for a scenic view, for our local red squirrel, gets loaded. So I’ve noticed him (or her) snacking on the porch railing instead. Maybe he’s trying to make time with my little pony. Even though I’m quite certain he’s the cheeky fellow who ate my chocolate treats and my chair cushion…and stole my underwear, he’s still cute.

The red squirrel is more common and less dignified than the gray, and oftener guilty of petty larceny about the barns and grain-fields. – John Burroughs

Happy Wednesday!