I'm a bit slow these days...a belated, but very happy birthday to R! It's been fun to learn more about him these last weeks. His mischief and spunk remind me of Miss Kona. I've sooo seen that spark in her eye during lizard hunts! What a fun boy!
I wish I had high speed. I am on dial up and so I only get to see two pictures!! They were wonderful!!!! You can take photos!!! Beautiful!!! XO, Bambi & Fern
It could have been a total Wordless Wednesday; these pictures are worth a thousand words and need no explaining! (OK, maybe except the one of R hunting for rodents!)
Kia ora KB, Just returned from some solo time in the mountains. Always love settling in and checking out your world. Happy birthday to R - hope it was a special day. That photo of a rump and tail apearing out of the bush my son Charlie thought looks like a brontsauraus rising up to check out the scene. I have to agree! Your photos in this post are stunning. Those mountains just call so strongly! And the micro shots just make me gasp. I was in the mountains for four days alone and saw no one, the weather was stormy and cold, so when the days travel was over I hunkered in a hut with a fire going and thought, read, wrote, and pottered about. One of my thoughts was that it would have been very nice to have a canine friend with me. Charlie agrees. Kia kaha KB! Aroha, Robb
That nose does know....You have some lovely shots!! The colors remind me of when we lived in Alaska, except for that lone and lovely survivor, typically the fall takes no hostages there!! Enjoy your Thursday!!
And sometimes last survivors shock us at their resilentness to being trompled on or, in this case frost bit, and still survive. I guess somethig protected it? How gorgeous. I can feel the frost melting,,, I can feel what your photos show,,, and the sweet chocolate nose,,, the sweetest nose of all. love tweedles
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Terrific pictures.
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!
ReplyDeleteBUT I'm giggling -
Wait 'til you see the last pic on our Thursday post -
I just nose you'll laugh ;-)
Outstanding shots!
ReplyDeleteWoW!
Puddles
Awesome Pictures! Thanks for sharing, Love that Chocolate Nose.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, as always. But I nearly tumbled out of my chair giggling when I saw the tail up in the air!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit slow these days...a belated, but very happy birthday to R! It's been fun to learn more about him these last weeks. His mischief and spunk remind me of Miss Kona. I've sooo seen that spark in her eye during lizard hunts! What a fun boy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat great shots. Love that nose.
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
We will take one of those chocolates any day:)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and captions.
Absolutely awesome pictures, especially K's nose! LOL
ReplyDeleteHave I told you lately that I love your photos. Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI doubt there's any sweeter chocolate anywhere! I hope that one day I can take pictures as beautiful as yours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictires and beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteThe brown nose is my favorite, but then again I have a thing for those:)
KB,
ReplyDeleteyou take breathtaking photos!! i'm a complete sucker for close-ups of dog noses, btw. :)
the booker man and asa's mama
I wish I had high speed. I am on dial up and so I only get to see two pictures!! They were wonderful!!!! You can take photos!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
XO, Bambi & Fern
Wonderful depiction of fall in the mountains, KB! Love the frost and melt especially.
ReplyDeleteIt could have been a total Wordless Wednesday; these pictures are worth a thousand words and need no explaining! (OK, maybe except the one of R hunting for rodents!)
ReplyDeleteKia ora KB,
ReplyDeleteJust returned from some solo time in the mountains. Always love settling in and checking out your world. Happy birthday to R - hope it was a special day. That photo of a rump and tail apearing out of the bush my son Charlie thought looks like a brontsauraus rising up to check out the scene. I have to agree! Your photos in this post are stunning. Those mountains just call so strongly! And the micro shots just make me gasp.
I was in the mountains for four days alone and saw no one, the weather was stormy and cold, so when the days travel was over I hunkered in a hut with a fire going and thought, read, wrote, and pottered about. One of my thoughts was that it would have been very nice to have a canine friend with me. Charlie agrees.
Kia kaha KB!
Aroha,
Robb
That nose does know....You have some lovely shots!! The colors remind me of when we lived in Alaska, except for that lone and lovely survivor, typically the fall takes no hostages there!! Enjoy your Thursday!!
ReplyDeleteYour words are few, but perfect! Love that last survivor!
ReplyDeleteYour pal, Pip
More breathtaking pics, and a gorgeous pup too!
ReplyDeleteHolly
Great photo of a tail above the Rockies . Brilliant !
ReplyDeleteBeeootiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteWOofs and Licks,
Maggie Mae
absolutely gorgeous pics! I love the butt in the air, hunting for rodents!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos as always! :)
ReplyDeleteKodi x
Love it.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBTW, Happy Birthday to R!
Looks like you had a fun time taking and playing with some photos!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhh! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs and snaggle-tooth kisses,
Sierra Rose
K and R
ReplyDeleteAhhh finter.. my favorite season.. frosty zoomies in the morning and glorious fall in the afternoon.
Umm happy belated barkday to R. I think we have the same zest for rodents. I could hang out with a dude like u.
norwood
PS- thanks for the response on coyotes. I am sometimes off leash at night and don't want to get lured in.
So here I am trying to get Ma to type a comment here for you, and she is too busy drooling and wishing wistfully for chocolate.
ReplyDeleteTypical!
Happy Friday!
Wow! What a most beautiful postie! It made me very, very happy!
ReplyDeleteWiggles & Wags,
mayzie
Love the Frost and Up For Air photo...R looks like a little puppy, while K looks deep in thought!
ReplyDeleteAnd sometimes last survivors shock us at their resilentness to being trompled on or, in this case frost bit, and still survive.
ReplyDeleteI guess somethig protected it?
How gorgeous.
I can feel the frost melting,,,
I can feel what your photos show,,, and the sweet chocolate nose,,, the sweetest nose of all.
love
tweedles