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Garry, I am so so sorry. Since you and I have already been in touch about this, I won't write my feelings again about Tilly, the little larger that life girl who lived everyday to the fullest. Perhaps you can put together a book for your friend. At first it will be hard but cathartic...and...

Garry, you know how thrilled I was to hear this - an answer to many prayers and wishes - hooray!!!!! At some point, please let us know how Tilly was found. I know there are many who are celebrating Tilly's being found, but none as much as you and your friend, Tilly's owner. Three cheers for this...

Oh Garry - to think that this Tilly's is the story that brought me back here. Can't even imagine it. Everyone that see and reads this will have their thoughts with you and Tilly and her owner/your friend - and picturing you all together again safe and sound.

I've never had pet insurance...and we sure have spent a lot of money on our pets. Just before Christmas we sadly had to put our 18 year old cat to sleep after a round of treatments...then our dog was in the hospital for almost a week - very expensive!!!! But we love them so we take care of them...

Oh I am so sorry that Little B has had such a continuing rough go. I hadn't realized he was having problems again. I do hope he'll be feeling 100% well soon!

Loved them both when I first spied them over on Flickr, Chris! I'm so glad you added Gullfoss to this favorite thread.:drinks: And Semion, your Duchess of Whippet looks particularly demure in her pink collar portrait. She's lovely!

In America, we have egrets such as these that we call "Cattle Egrets". According to a good website called All About Birds, part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology: I'm very fond of cows and whenever I see one "up close and personal" I vow that I shall become a vegetarian. Thanks so much for...

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Great focus - the dogs' and yours. Nothing like a herding dog for that kind of zeroing in.:thumbup:

Yes, lovely - and I'm wondering about the converter, as well.

Happiness is a snuggled up dog friend, preferably right next to you. Lovely, Luke. It's good to see Charlie comfy on the couch.

Yes - great to see Keesha out enjoying that sun!

Annie is a sweetie and that purple is very becoming.:biggrin_old:

Buster and Taz certainly lead active and well traveled lives, but I've no doubt that they're glad to be back home with you, Garry! Max is clearly a very smart fellow.:biggrin: Oh, Christina - poor Little B... I do love his little tongue.

Camera Roll-240 by BB Wylie Walden, on Flickr Same beach different time of day - "panoramic" view. Might as well confess it here, I'm addicted to the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Camera Roll-236 by BB Wylie Walden, on Flickr

I've always loved terns, though I've never seen an Arctic Tern in the wild - and that chick is darling!

late afternoon/early evening view of the beach in Frisco, NC on the Outer Banks of North Carolina Camera Roll-236 by BB Wylie Walden, on Flickr

Yes, those were great "baby" photos, Christina!:biggrin: And Garry, it's always good to see our dog friends learning about history and culture.:wink: P.S. Richard - I love "Cleo and friend"!:love:

My thoughts are with you and yours, Garry - and yes, I look forward to meeting Fly over the bridge to the other side with all our other well loved dogs who've gone before us. It's a huge loss, I know.

Oh the wisdom of the ages are in that face! Wonderful, Bill - I bet he knew Odysseus! :wink_old:

So glad everyone's back on their "feet", Garry!

They certainly remind me of Tennessee Walkers. I had a horse once that I loved who was double gaited - he didn't lift his feel this way or anything, but he was the smoothest ride in Ohio.:wink: While everyone else who was trotting either had to post or bounce (I was riding Western out there)...

Yes, my best wishes for Little B's complete recovery and may it be speedy. I feel for you all.

Gorgeous images - all of these!

:th_salute: Aha! Thanks Luke....and for that useless factoid, too! Maybe he'll magically appear and offer you a Hotels dot com deal or whatever that company is he works for....:biggrin:

Jeroen, I'm very sorry to learn of your handsome companion's passing on. Your portrait shows what a truly good boy and friend he was. He has a regal and loving look in this picture and such kind and beautiful face.

Is Griese at least an Arabian? Lovely portrait, Luke.

:love: Lovely Lola is very lucky to be up there!

I love this thread. Tiew, thank you for posting these photos of your late Happy - both of these photos show off her personality so well. Her name clearly fit her perfectly, and I am sure you still miss her very much. Garry, that TapTalk picture is a dream - and so beautiful. I'm so glad you...

Awwwww!! I am definitely putting in my request to comeback on the wheel of life as a well loved dog! (First choice really is to be an otter:biggrin_old:)

Excellent Matero!!!!! Thank you! :clapping: Ratsketball!!

Christian, you've chosen such interesting points of view for these last two - as though you were one of the creatures of the forest and fields. Each is quite beautiful.

Do they have team names? :biggrin_old: What's the story behind these basketball players?

Yes, I got a big smile on my face when I saw that little Pirate, too!

::rofl::bravo-009: Can't wait to see the full movie!

Congratulations to you all and your new pal, John!!!:cloud-9-039: Garry - I'm coming back on the next turn of The Wheel of Life as one of your dogs!

A princess!

What nerve! Believe me, my dog would have gone ballistic if he'd been where Charlie stood!

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Gorgeous subtle colors - and view!

Oh, Christina - I am so so sorry for Little B and for you all. Please keep us updated.

Anyone for "puppy classes"?:biggrin_old: Great catch, Chip!

Camera Roll-271 by BB Wylie Walden, on Flickr

Mike, I think this was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Yours and Captain Renault's...I mean Cyril's.:biggrin:

Thank you, Peter for your sublimely beautiful image. You all are just whetting my appetite for our trip in July to the Outer Banks of North Carolina!! Ray, I envy you - 5 weeks!!! We've got one week (minus drive days). Sue - what a moment! I miss the ocean. One of these days I'm going to have...

Fly is a beauty, Garry. Clearly, Taz and Buster think so, too. I'm so sorry her time is going to be cut way too short but very glad your paths crossed and you've gotten to know her so well. Christine - so glad that Little B is doing better. We all love our dogs so much and it's so hard when...

So cute! I'd want to hug him, though I know I shouldn't and wouldn't...but I'd want to!

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