Tuesday, August 26, 2008
A tidal disappointment
Yesterday Mom took me back down to Bay Farm in Duxbury. She was very proud of herself for finding it with no GPS! She wanted to take me someplace pretty, but someplace that wasn't too strenuous. I really exhausted myself on Sunday with my best friend Eden! Anyway, it was even less strenuous than I expected: the tide was out and I couldn't swim. We still had a good time though!
Isn't the field pretty?
There were some new flowers that weren't there the last time.
Here I am!
This is a bee.
This is two bees.
This is a different bee.
This is a close-up of the different bee. Mom went on a bit of a bee spree, I guess!
This crab was a victim of the tide.
See? Low tide.
I wonder what's in this hole in the ground?
I'm so happy!
This was someone's tennis ball once.
This was a mollusc.
These are water birds of some sort.
Mom thought the one in back was a buoy until she looked at the pictures this morning.
One of them can fly.
This is a better flight picture.
The muck smelled like low tide.
I kind of sniffed at the ball, but I didn't take it.
I'd really like to go farther out there.
Can't I please go for a swim?
I'll sniff the puddle.
Yay! Just a little farther!
What's that there?
I might not be able to swim today, but I love my mommy. She takes me places.
I wonder what left this paw print!
That can't be mine - I'm just little!
Isn't the field beautiful?
Mom felt bad that I couldn't swim today, but we had a good time anyway. We always do. I love my mom.
See my big smile?
This is fluff, but it doesn't come from a bird.
It comes from this pod! I wonder if it will hatch pod people?
Labels:
Bay Farm,
dog,
Duxbury MA,
hikes,
Kingston Bay,
Kingston MA,
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Monday, August 25, 2008
A steep climb, and a new best friend!
What an exciting weekend! On Friday, Mom took me to an obscure part of the Blue Hills. We'd been there before, but Mom forgot to bring her map. She had planned out a route, but we got turned around trying to avoid a small child. He was a very nice small child, but Mom didn't think that it was the safest thing around under the circumstances. Anyway, we couldn't completely avoid the kid but we got lost, and did a lot of climbing.
Lady, this is the only pose you're getting from me. Be happy with it!
There's something under this pile of leaves.
This is the path? You've got to be kidding me!
I'm part mountain goat, despite the tag that says I am officially a dog.
Come on, Mom! What's the hold up?
Down.
This is the view from the top of the steep steep hill.
It's a beautiful view. Not worth the stress of the climb, but a beautiful view.
Yes, we really did climb this. Mom was worried that I'd accidentally knock the little kid down the hill.
It goes higher?
Mom did not write this grafitti.
But a Golden Retriever really is the incarnation of Love, so it seemed appropriate.
What do you mean we have to go up again?
After that, Mom stopped taking pictures and started concentrating on getting us home.
On Sunday, my Auntie Carol brought me a surprise: a new best friend.
This is Eden.
She's an 8 1/2 year old Doberman, and such a sweet and good dog! She was so much fun. She was very patient with me and let me chase her around all day. I love Eden.
This is me and Eden begging for a treat.
See how happy I am? I smile.
I learned how to be a Good Dog from Eden.
She was a very good teacher!
We both begged.
When we begged, we got treats.
Aren't we cute?
Labels:
Blue Hills Reservation,
Chickatawbut Hill,
dog,
hikes,
puppy
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