Our ferocious guard dog has returned to his post after a long winter of hibernation. Last summer we developed a nice working relationship. I am so happy he is back!
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He is so cute and friendly. Reliable too, he rarely, if ever, leaves his post. |
A few great pictures of CW missed the deadline on my last post so I bring them to you now.
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Another dog on Dog Street |
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I like the taste of this leash. |
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Greek yogurt sells out fast. |
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Primate thinks he can pull a fast one. |
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#138. Le Yaca with Jean, Donna, & Martha |
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French desserts! |
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Basket of Gold @ Colonial Nursery |
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Bell jars, Cloches, whatever, I want the big one. |
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Gotta get off Dog St. |
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Back on the main thoroughfare. I thought this was Dog St. |
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What a handsome fellow! And he smelled so clean and he was eating leaves! Two traits I admire in a creature, a clean leaf eater. I need him in my yard. |
On the Middle Peninsula we ate twice in one night with Jean & Andy. #139. In Topping we ate lots of oysters at
Merroir. Still hungry we had 2 desserts each, not Jean (she is not a glutton) at
Something Different.
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Our table @ Something Different |
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Something Different scene. |
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Andy takes a selfie. |
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Historic Garden week finally arrives! |
The Pritchard house amazes, maps, floors, bedroom, garden. Take me back to Ireland, wait, no, I'll take a house on College Creek.
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The Grotto, Thanks Mr. Architect you were the funniest person of the day! Maybe you'll draw me up a turret! |
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All the homes were beautiful as were the arrangements put together by the Williamsburg Garden Club. Powder room sink was my favorite. Oh , and i think i may like roosters after all. |
Make Way For Merrick, he'll probably be a
vertical thinker like his Grandad!
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