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4 comments:
What a gift, that last photo.
Travel is fine, but there's more than enough reason to stay, to experience all the secret life of "one good place".
I'll gladly trade you my seven marauding, bird-feeder-raiding suburban backyard deer for a couple of fine and dignified dun rabbits.
Linda -- Travel is fine but near impossible in these here parts... The backyard is just fine for bun-watching, though.
Big Bunny -- Six--count 'em, six bunnies in the yard today! That's a record, and great news since we were down to one for a while. Sorry, no trade...
Awesome!
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