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That's why England is on my bucket list one day while I'm still able.

Ah, you guys would love it! Rolling hills, beautiful beaches, glorious lakes....

This is an aerial view of where I live in England...(particularly at 1:40 ish- St Michaels Mount and just after Penzance are within 3 miles) but Hayle (2 :40) is my hometown


Remember, as well as heading up to where Judith lives, stunning! Head down to the South West, too :)
 
Ready for a shameless brag? A handful of years ago, with my previous Dobe, we knew of a rope sort of like that hanging from a tree down by a beach. It was higher off the ground. I could tell my boy to bite it, and he'd jump up, clamp down and swing. :dobe: :thumbsup: :rockon:


:wow:That's impressive! :D

Looks like this little guy disguised himself very well. He fooled the doberman...
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Squirrel alert! :wideyed:

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Look at his raised hackles!!!
 
Ah, you guys would love it! Rolling hills, beautiful beaches, glorious lakes....

This is an aerial view of where I live in England...(particularly at 1:40 ish- St Michaels Mount and just after Penzance are within 3 miles) but Hayle (2 :40) is my hometown


Remember, as well as heading up to where Judith lives, stunning! Head down to the South West, too :)


The closest I've come is Ireland which from your video looks similar. I still have family there that are just fascinated with the size of the US. Unfortunately I haven't been there in years but would love at least one more visit. Between having dogs and being self employed not sure that will happen.
I think one of my most interesting things about Ireland was the age of some of the castles and other buildings we saw. I can't begin to phathom what it must have taken to build something like that waaaaaay back then. In comparison the US is just a baby.
 
I've been to many other European countries but as yet I've not been to Ireland. It's definitely on my bucket list.
I'd love to visit Dublin castle, it looks like a very impressive example of ancient architecture. Plus, I absolutely adore their accents Lol. I hear Ireland is famous for the friendliness of its people. It sounds amazing!
 
I'm new to this forum and saw this thread, I just love all the pics and thought I should post my own. This is king he was taking a break from posting.
Welcome from Minnesota! :welcome:
What a handsome boy you have there and his ears look great!
 
Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum and saw this thread, I just love all the pics and thought I should post my own. This is king he was taking a break from posting.
Welcome to DCF from Florida!
Beautiful pup!! My Gracie was a fawn. I have a soft spot for them.
 
She was very much enjoying her time with him again though
I'm surprised she wasn't sitting ON him! lol

Lots of Halibut and some Salmon, I think.
Yum, Alaskan Salmon!! My sister in law has a friend in Alaska that sends her fresh salmon and she gave us a whole one! Fed our whole family of 11! Well, minus the baby, who was under a year at the time. ;)
 
Love catching up from being away from the weekend!

My BFs brother has a GIANT Halloween Party at his house every year and their sister and her husband brew a few beers to keg up and bring along. We headed up to Madison, WI to brew our own batch for this year: Rubie Red Hibiscus Ale! Rubie was tied up and just out of reach of all the equipment and was not.a.fan.

Considering the situation:
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MOMMOMMOM Look how cute I am:
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And the set-up:
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The other brew of the day was a pumpkin ale (complete with brown sugar, canned pumpkin and all the relevant spices). YUM!
 
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