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Kiko in the Driver's Seatvista 786 vecesWe just came home from the grocery store, and Kiko didn't want to get out of the car. So we left him the back seat, with the back door opened. About ten minutes later, he'd moved to the front seat, where he took charge. Here's Marjorie (seen in reflection) taking a photo of Kiko the driver.
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Kiko in the Driver's Seatvista 606 vecesBuckle your seat belt, Kiko, and away you go . . .
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Kiko in the Driver's Seatvista 544 veces
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Chelsea Pensioner - Royal Bath & West Showvista 153 veces
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Tapa in the Carvista 470 vecesTapa loves to go riding in the car, so I took him for a short ride while I photographed the Tamworth piglets, and then went off to get milk. When I was outside, Tapa moved to the driver's seat, and put his paw up. He looks quite relaxed.
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The Wooden Seat - Lord's Woodvista 307 vecesWe went to look at the woodland yesterday (27 Oct 05) and were pleasantly surprised to find that the woodsmen had cut a seat from one of the stumps. Here's the seat, and Marjorie having a rest.
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Burj al Arab Hotel -- Dubaivista 9715 vecesPhotographed from the beach at the Madinat Jumeirah. The Burj al Arab -- Tower of the Arabs -- rises above the Arabian Sea, and was built to look like a sail. The right side of the hotel is made from Kevlar, the bullet-proof material. Look at the crowd on the beach.
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Burj al Arab Hotelvista 287 vecesRising from the Arabian Sea, photographed from the small bridge that is the only access to the hotel.
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Waiting to Go In The Submarine to Dinnervista 278 vecesIn the Burj al Arab, the seafood restaurant is supposedly below the sea. To get there, you take a "submarine" that's more like a Disneyland ride. I'm in the holding area, waiting for our "submarine" to arrive. The restaurant has a huge fish tank, so it's like eating (I guess) underwater.
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Marjorie Floats in the Dead Sea -- Jordanvista 417 vecesWe took an "afternoon dip" in the Dead Sea, 1989. Because of the high salinity it was impossible to do much more than float. And the salt irritated every small cut you didn't even know you had. When we got out, the soap wouldn't lather to wash off all of the salt.
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Me "Swimming" in the Dead Sea -- Jordanvista 184 vecesYou couldn't really swim: all you could really do was float. 1989.
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Marjorie Doing Her Underwater Navigation Testvista 190 vecesOn a wrecked barge in the Red Sea, near Egypt, late 1996.
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