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Chip Watching The Ball, and Waiting to Catch1569 views
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The View from Our Boat Stop1569 viewsDar Al Masyaf villas in Dubai. We moved from one place to another in the small boats.
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Winter Morning - Maggot's Croft1568 viewsThe field behind our house is called Maggot's Croft (it clearly came with that name --- not something we thought up). It was once an apple orchard, and these old trees are left from those days. Taken by Marjorie on a cold winter morning, December 28 2004.
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Harvey - One dog, two balls?1568 views
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Joe on Frosty December Morning1566 viewsTemperatures reached minus 4 degrees last night. This morning was sunny and frosty, and Joe was ready to romp.
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John Bushby1566 views
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Flames1565 views
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Kiko Asleep Under My Chair1564 viewsMarjorie snapped this picture of Kiko sleeping, face down, right under my office chair.
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Onyx With His Reindeer Antlers1564 viewsWe asked Onyx to wear a pair of silly red antlers for a photograph. They stayed on for about three seconds. Merry Christmas! 2005
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Joe Looking at Canal1563 viewsWe have a 1/4 acre duck pond at the front of our property. To raise the level of the pond, and extend it somewhat, we built a small dam down one stream. (Not exactly Hoover Dam.) We call this "the canal," even though it's probably not more than three feet deep at its deepest point. It's a site of attraction for Retrievers and Labradors!
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Bab al Shams Buffet1563 viewsThe dinner buffet was quite spectacular. On the evening we visited, the desert "fort" was not very crowded, and most of the guests ate early.
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Craig With Highland Cattle1563 viewsPhotographed for the Sunday Telegraph, 13 August 2004
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