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We used to have llamas in the field near my home. Thier favourite trick was to let people get all 'cuddly' over them - and then spit in their faces! LOL
Yes, llamas can get downright nasty. I remember seeing one in the zoo when I was a kid though that had me literally rolling on the floor. It was a hot day, so he/she came inside and just stuck its feet in the drinking water in the cage, then just stood there looking like nothing at all was going on. Couldn't stop laughing. But then, I was a weird little boy...
Those are some gorgeous horses, Yeshe. Well taken care of. We live on a non-working farm and more and more of our neighbours are getting horses. It's great. There's only one farm around us that keeps lamas though.
Your Buddha actually does look cold. Must be the snow that has accumulated on his shoulders. It makes him look like he's hunching over in the cold.
Yes, llamas can get downright nasty. I remember seeing one in the zoo when I was a kid though that had me literally rolling on the floor. It was a hot day, so he/she came inside and just stuck its feet in the drinking water in the cage, then just stood there looking like nothing at all was going on. Couldn't stop laughing. But then, I was a weird little boy...
I hope this Imageshack flash slideshow player works. Some pictures I've taken. Some are from around Tucson, AZ, USA. A few are from a trip I took through the Sierra Nevada mtns in eastern Cali.
I was out near Roanoke hiking up to McAfee Knob about a month ago. Had planned to stay overnight but ended up hiking back out before nightfall. What a gorgeous place!!
Yes, llamas can get downright nasty. I remember seeing one in the zoo when I was a kid though that had me literally rolling on the floor. It was a hot day, so he/she came inside and just stuck its feet in the drinking water in the cage, then just stood there looking like nothing at all was going on. Couldn't stop laughing. But then, I was a weird little boy...
Palzang
Oh God, does that mean I'm going to turn out like you?
I once went to a far for my birthday. I pretended to get electrecuted to death, spat a llama straight in the face and here's a conversation me and the host had,
Host: Here are the reindeer.
Cool. Where's rudolf.
There
Where's his red nose.
It doesn't have batteries in yet.
You know I am 7
fletcher, that winter time beach scene is very atmospheric. I have never actually seen a bitch with snow on it before lol.. deprived!
Mountains, how many colours do you want in the foliage outside of your window haha
Wow, kenny you have captured some wicked shots, i love the cold blue eye of that dog. It's interesting that a lot of these images people post are of rural areas, is that where the majority of the people here live in that case?
Killarney provincial Park is on the North shore of Georgian Bay in Ontario. It contains the La Cloche mountaind, a range of pure white quartz, very ancient and unique. It is classified as a true wilderness park as opposed to mixed use. Access is restricted in number and then only by canoe or hiking. It is the heart of the Canadian landscape painting tradition. These are photos from my last annual October trip. At that time of year you do not encounter other people on the the portage trails. The weather also turns fast with storms coming in from the north west.
Richard, your home is gorgeous!! Love the ivy! And a lovely shot from the Bruce Trail. I now know which area of Canada I'll be visiting when I finally get up that way.
Richard, your home is gorgeous!! Love the ivy! And a lovely shot from the Bruce Trail. I now know which area of Canada I'll be visiting when I finally get up that way.
hey thanks. I'm just uploading some more pics of the region
All so gorgeous, Richard! You've sealed the deal for me; I'm getting out on some trails this weekend. Was debating between that or a winery tour. No idea how that even became a tough choice lol.
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Palzang
This was after he disrobed, of course! LOL
We used to have llamas in the field near my home. Thier favourite trick was to let people get all 'cuddly' over them - and then spit in their faces! LOL
The alpacas are much more freindly.
Palzang
Those are some gorgeous horses, Yeshe. Well taken care of. We live on a non-working farm and more and more of our neighbours are getting horses. It's great. There's only one farm around us that keeps lamas though.
Your Buddha actually does look cold. Must be the snow that has accumulated on his shoulders. It makes him look like he's hunching over in the cold.
Palzang
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Palzang
The local beach in the winter.
My bike in the summer.
Here's the view out the living room window of my recently vacated home:
And this is just down the road (one of only six covered bridges in Virginia):
For now we're living in the big city of Big Lick (aka Roanoke) where the scenery isn't nearly this nice. But someday we'll be back in the country!
Mtns
I was out near Roanoke hiking up to McAfee Knob about a month ago. Had planned to stay overnight but ended up hiking back out before nightfall. What a gorgeous place!!
Oh God, does that mean I'm going to turn out like you?
I once went to a far for my birthday. I pretended to get electrecuted to death, spat a llama straight in the face and here's a conversation me and the host had,
Host: Here are the reindeer.
Cool. Where's rudolf.
There
Where's his red nose.
It doesn't have batteries in yet.
You know I am 7
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Mountains, how many colours do you want in the foliage outside of your window
Wow, kenny you have captured some wicked shots, i love the cold blue eye of that dog. It's interesting that a lot of these images people post are of rural areas, is that where the majority of the people here live in that case?
That's my house, it's for sale.
Here's our back garden
The back of our house:
and our side garden
Nickidoodle Jellybean