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- time for some new reading glasses...
- vent light...
- cold night / warm day
- hair
- keeping the dream alive...
- not a thing of degrees...
- Pandemic Saturday
- 20 months old...
- Unloading some greenhouse pavers...
- Pocket watch for a friend named Buck
- quarantine hair...
- Another night visitor to trap...
- `don't be a fool...
- Pandemic Saturday
- Relocated...
- coon trapping tonight...
- From the land of the lost...
- Late in the game...
- too cute...
- Path of the wicked...
- Pandemic Saturday
- new piggies...
- another pesky coon...
- B.B.SUTTON
- parts for sale
- Trump's Cluster...
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3 comments:
Very cute. Did you ever hear of the story about Richard King of the King Ranch about bring in some imported Russian Boars? They escaped their pens and bred with Havalinas and that is why there are some super-sized hogs in South Texas. I have seen mounted heads from some that were like something Stephen King would conjure up.
They are so cute. That bunny is brave to have come so near to them. Why did they run off?
They ran off because I came outside...
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