Irish Wolfhounds Playing by D.C.Monteny
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My two Irish Wolfhounds, Dyflinn and Chanel, playing at the beach. In the background, part of the "Atlantic Wall", build by the Germans between 1940 and 1944. Not to be seen on the pic, but just a 100 meters further on, we have the "Fort Napoleon", an impressive fortification build by the French, when we were occupied by them during the early 1800's. So if anybody is still having questions about the European UNION, this is why. No more war!!!
Have a great week
Dirk
Comments (13)
Excellent and very opportune shot my friend.....!!!!
Very well done!!!!
Love dogs, I have a Collie called Myo, and he also loves to play in the beach. They are having real fun ;O)
we can all learn from the animals about peace !
It looks like a fantastic place to walk/run around! Love the cuties! (:
It's always so much fun to watch dogs at play!
Yes..perfect..
hey...i know this two guys from the image you´ve sent me....they are really cool, nice shot...greetings Markus
Wonderful shot of your wolfhounds. They look like they are having great fun.
Oh what joyous fun! They look to be puppies again! [=
They are having a great time! I'm sure they are great fun and company! They are such a happy and mellow breed. Bunny
Great shot Dirk, arn't our wolfhounds wonderful? I think they know that we could not get alone without them. Al
Ooooohhh...enormous smile.. What a couple of lovies! Always so enjoy your shots of them. They truly are such beauts! I take it they took Dad out for some air? They're likely the ones who best know exactly the moments when you most need a good dose of breeze drifting straight through your head to clear it, too. Just how our dogs are. Pfft, who needs people? LOL. Dirk, thank you...for the candid glimpse into your world... and an insider's view of home. I love it :)