at the same home by Richardphotos
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these people had a King Charles Terrier and I loved her. she was always coming to me to play when I was inside working.
last night a wreck damaged an electrical pole according to a police I spoke to. the provider said the wreck caused two electrical poles more than a half mile away to collapse. one broke in two and the other was leaning way over. good no one was injured by after effect. Police was guarding that no one would pass in the danger zone. one reached down to pet Bodie and of course he loved it
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Nice yard maintenance at this place.
Gorgeous landscape and beautiful flowers.
It’s always nice to meet a friendly pet.
Nice to hear Brodie got some attention, he surly deserved a pat.
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Beauty
Glad to hear Bodie was involved in thess high level discussions. No doubt he offered some interesting feedback. I love the lines of grass and flower.
Great shot, and I'm glad to hear that Bodie made a friend.
really sweet clarity in this shot, and it has a really nice "roll" to it---I love that ridge of orange flowers, with the 'river' of grass in front. They really used the space well, here. I'm glad you took pictures. (I take it you have your camera with you nearly everywhere you go, because you take so many wonderful shots.) Sweet lines in this.
What a great place !!
Nice garden
Beautiful capture !
Very nice
It looks gorgeous, very beautiful garden. I sure the adorable King Charles Terrier loves you. Thank you for sharing these wonderful moments and great shot, my dear Richard.
I can't even imagine how much time and work would go into a garden like this. Wow.
Gorgeous shot, Richard!
great take