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Saturday, July 21, 2012
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Thanks for taking us along on your walk. I enjoyed your photos.
ReplyDeleteI have both the flowers in my garden....and I love the goats!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth :)
Just another beautiful set of photos! I loved the fish tank and the goats.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up :)
The first shot--that plant--it's very popular here. As is the plant in the third shot. And koi are so bright and fun. There's a park near here with a pond full and they love bread. They won't eat the "koi" food that you can buy out of a machine! Goat are such goofy animals. Our daughter has a bunch on her "farm" in south Florida. Most of them are very nice, but Mr. Bob is a mean one and he'll come after you and try to butt you into the next county!
ReplyDeleteYou enjoy, Linda..., we too... !
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Love your nature walks (being a nature walker myself) Also catching up on post as my computer died of a viral infection and it took week to get a proper replacement....
ReplyDeleteThose goats look like they are well-fed! Are they in a petting zoo?
ReplyDeleteThis nature park has a farm...the employees do allow people inside the enclosure to see and pet the goats and pigs. However, they make sure that the animals are well treated, which is good. There is another enclosure with horses and donkeys...and alpacas. Although the animals are able to come up to you at will...and then you can pet them, nobody is allowed inside that enclosure...only the enclosure with the goats and pigs. :)
DeleteI love the goats. We buy plants like your top photo and they die down with in the year while living in our homes. It is nice to see it can grow outside at your zoo.
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