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Rocky

comments (0) February 21st, 2009 in gallery

twilight twilight, member
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Rocky enjoying the garden.
Naptime.
Trying to get Rocky to pose!
Rocky enjoying the garden. Click the image to enlarge.

Rocky enjoying the garden.


Rocky and Gabby enjoy the garden.  Fortunately they are not diggers and small enough that they don't damage the plants as they wander through the garden.  They usually lay in the shade while I work.


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