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Monday, November 18, 2013
River Dance & Donkeys
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Enjoyed the River Dance video and how about that? You and I have a donkey post today :) Your pictures are great, love the close-ups.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda !
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the River Dance video !!!
Beautiful pics !
Thanks for sharing !
Greetings
Lovely photos of the donkeys.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
He really does look like he is smiling doesn't he?? :)
ReplyDeleteThat donkey in the second photo does look like he's smiling! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at the River Dancers. Amazing to be able to do that.
cute donkeys
ReplyDeleteGorgeous donkeys aren't they!
ReplyDeleteCute donkeys pics. Looks like you met some donkey supermodels! :)
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing the River Dance groups. I marvel that people can move like that. :) Love the donkey photos, especially Smiley.
ReplyDeletethose look like such friendly and happy donkeys! am glad you captured those wonderful shots! =)
ReplyDeleteBonjour chère amie,
ReplyDeleteUne très charmante vidéo.
Les photos des ânes sont superbes. Ce sont des animaux que j'affectionnent. Ils semblent très souvent tristes et de pouvoir en admirer un qui sourit m'apporte une joie.
Gros bisous à vous.
That is a lovely smiley face! Loved the dancing.
ReplyDeleteSimpática fotografía la de esos asnos, animales que, al menos en España, están protegidos porque desde que dejaron de ser útiles en las tareas agrícolas su población entró en franco descenso. Un abrazo,
ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado el baile de este video, también las fotos de los burros.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Great post.. Congrats Linda..
ReplyDelete" the River Dance" vidéo est vraiment extraordinaire...
ReplyDeleteet un âne souriant dans le deuxième photo
Niin söpöjä aasia. ja rivi tanssi hauska Kiitos Linda:)
ReplyDeletej'aime Riverdance, et j'ai aimé leur spectacle lorsqu'ils sont venus chez nous.
ReplyDeleteMerci Linda
Love the donkey pictures! They surely do have interesting personalities!
ReplyDeleteOlá,
ReplyDeletelindas fotos dos belos animais em vias de desaparecimento.
River Dance é belo de se ver.
Abraço
ag
Donkeys are such sweet animals. Hope all is well with you. I miss the blue skies over Canada. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures ! So lovely donkeys, they are friendly.
ReplyDeleteGreetings !
det er fine bilder !
ReplyDeleteI enjoy both, Linda !
ReplyDeleteLie(f)s.
Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe River dance clip is great. Such activity. Those young women must have wonderful support bras.
Hai Linda! Thank you for visiting my blog.. now I return the favour! :-D
ReplyDeleteLike the donkey-pictures very much.. always nice to see smiling animals! :-D
Bye!
Did the donkey let you pet that soft velvety nose?
ReplyDeleteDearest Linda,
ReplyDeleteThis River Dance post did bring back fond memories for me. In 1999 I saw Michael Flatley's Troupe perform Lord of the Dance at Epcot in Orlando. I was with my youngest brother and his wife. Only 30 minutes but WOW; what a show!
I'm healing well from my major surgery and in 2 weeks I'm supposed to be fine!
Hugs and love to you,
Mariette
It's always great to be in at the start of something. It was in 1994 at the Eurovision Song contest. It was the interval, and Bill Whelan had composed Riverdance. The world was blown away and the rest is history.
ReplyDeleteLove the donkeys.
Lovely !
Sapateado uma linda dança.
ReplyDeleteVídeo maravilhoso.
abraços
River Dance what can I say Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteDonkey I adore them Linda. x