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Austin Cooling Off

comments (1) January 24th, 2010 in gallery

Lablvr Lablvr, member
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Austin cooling off.
Carly taking a catnap.
Austin cooling off. Click the image to enlarge.

Austin cooling off.

Photo: Lena Wills
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This is my black lab, Austin.  He loves to cool off in our garden pond.  Apparently, the fish don't mind.  The second picture is my kitten, Carly.  I couldn't understand why this usually very full plant was getting a flat area in it.  The answer was revealed when I caught Carly snoozing.

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nerrijane writes: Of course Austin is cooling off!!! You try gardening in

this heat......

great shot

happy gardener Posted: 9:44 am on March 25th
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