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Our lania/balcony. I've assumed the holiday positionПереглядів: 9243
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Camel Parade Number 1Переглядів: 8843A bit like the Cow Parade that we saw in New York City. The Dar Al Masyaf had many camels throughout the gardens, all painted with a different theme. This camel has a Dubai theme.
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Poi Dog TreatsПереглядів: 8776We introduced poi dog treats in Hawaii and they were a big success. We are about to re-launch them from England.
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Kiko Napping in the ConservatoryПереглядів: 8491On May 1 2006, Kiko's 11th Birthday
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........ I'm jus' not high energy .........Переглядів: 8487
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At the BeachПереглядів: 8075Marjorie 1, Cathy, Frank Wilson, Jeanie Wilson
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Hey, that's a shower to take your skin off..........Переглядів: 7567
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Marjorie's New Polo ShirtПереглядів: 7399We had a young Polish lady --- Agnes --- help us on the farm. She left one of Marjorie's Polo shirts to soak overnight --- but apparently soaked it in acid. She came to us from a recruitment agency, Claire Meade Ltd. They described her as "house proud." We didn't pay their fee.
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Smiling KikoПереглядів: 6867Took this photo of Kiko in the back garden, August 2004. Kiko makes me smile --- he's always so happy, and he looks happy!
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Panoramic Image of the Bridge Between Wake and Peale IslandsПереглядів: 6747As best I can tell from the map of Wake Island this is the bridge between Wake Island and Peale Island. The water beneath leads into the lagoon. It appears that the bridge is under construction. I think this photo --- actually two slides stitched together --- is circa 1953.
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Kiko, Mud, And His BallПереглядів: 6575Here's Kiko, fresh out of the muddy stream. Even though he had to put his entire Bull Terrier head under the muddy water, he managed to retrieve his blue ball.
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Unblinking Eye -- Cao Dai Temple, Viet NamПереглядів: 6237The unblinking eye is the symbol of the Cao Dai faith, founded in 1926 in Viet Nam. "Cao Dai venerates a host of different figures including Victor Hugo, Sun Yat Sen, and Trangh Trinh, a 16th century Vietnamese poet and philosopher. Its ethics are based in the belief in the reincarnation of the soul." There are 7 to 8 million adherents, mostly in Viet Nam.
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