Meow, Miss Cindi Lou Who here to bring you this week's Camera Critters. For those who don't know it's my job to pick out the photos for mom to post. I pick the pictures and she will tell you about them.
This week I picked some different kinds of animals cause they are cute and it's getting close to Christmas.
If you noticed yesterday I changed the photo in my header. The Moose and Friend photo is a bread dough tree ornament. It has been glazed and baked so I wouldn't advise trying to take a bite.
Muskox bread dough ornament. I bought these ornaments at a crafts fair when I lived in Anchorage, Alaska .
This little Winnie the Pooh ornament has been with me for a long time. I bought it when I moved to my first apartment in Georgia. It traveled to Alaska with me and has been on many Christmas trees in five states. He may be tattered and worn but he is like an old friend and always gets a special place on the tree.
Meow! Meow! OK mom, enough of the sappy stuff. You said I could show everyone my favorite Christmas stuffie critter. This is my reindeer, I like him cause I can carry him around by his antlers.
I know this one isn't a critter but it's my other favorite toy. I really love this one. Mom says it's almost worn out. Just cause it's starting to come apart doesn't mean I can't play with it.
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We expect to see gulls near the coast but they are in other areas as well. I spotted this fellow flying around a mall parking lot just over a week ago. The 'dirty' spots you see in some of the photos are snowflakes. It was snowing heavily when I took these photos.
He finally decided to take a break atop a nearby lamppost. You can see the snow a little better in this photo. After a rest he took off again. Click on any photo to enlarge.
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Taken from a boat on the Snake River in SE Washington state. The bridge belongs to the railroad and on the shore is a grain terminal. If you look to the right of the terminal you will also see a power transmission tower in the distance.
We had snow earlier in the week. The skies were gray and dark.
But when the snow was over the skies began to clear.
I am thrilled to have been chosen as this week's SkyWatch Guest Host. I want to thank the whole SkyWatch team for this honor and most importantly for bringing all of us this great weekly theme. Thank you Klaus/Sandy/Wren/Fishing Guy/Louise/Sylvia.
A leaf trapped inside the frozen pond.
The ice creeps across the surface of the pond.
Meow, Miss Cindi Lou Who here to bring you this week's Camera Critters. For those who don't know it's my job to pick out the photos for mom to post. I pick the pictures and she will tell you about them.
If you noticed yesterday I changed the photo in my header. The Moose and Friend photo is a bread dough tree ornament. It has been glazed and baked so I wouldn't advise trying to take a bite.
Muskox bread dough ornament. I bought these ornaments at a crafts fair when I lived in Anchorage, Alaska .
This little Winnie the Pooh ornament has been with me for a long time. I bought it when I moved to my first apartment in Georgia. It traveled to Alaska with me and has been on many Christmas trees in five states. He may be tattered and worn but he is like an old friend and always gets a special place on the tree.
Meow! Meow! OK mom, enough of the sappy stuff. You said I could show everyone my favorite Christmas stuffie critter. This is my reindeer, I like him cause I can carry him around by his antlers.
I know this one isn't a critter but it's my other favorite toy. I really love this one. Mom says it's almost worn out. Just cause it's starting to come apart doesn't mean I can't play with it.
Almost all of the stores have holiday scenes, these are a sample of our Main Street store fronts. Click on any photo to enlarge.
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