George: Smells pretty good.
George: Tasty, too.
George: And it's just the right height for a good face rub.
George: Nothin' doin', Lucy. I saw it first. Mine mine mine mine mine.
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George stood in the same spot and scratched, and Hank stood in the same spot and grazed.
And I stood in the same spot and took pictures for a double rollover.
Roll your mouse between the margin and the image for the full effect.
That scratching can be some really good stuff when done properly.
ReplyDeleteDi
That's a particularly fun rollover because the motion is more extreme than for instance water drinking. They're like little kids with a wooden spoon and a box. Endless opportunity.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Carson. The photo you submitted on PW's blog was spectacular. I see such a wonderful improvement in your photography since your blog started. Wow! Your photos need to turn into wall posters.
ReplyDeleteGood for you!
Best always, Sandra
aahhhhh,,,,nothing liking scratching an annoying itch....
ReplyDeleteLooks like you'll have to leave the post there. You can't pull up a perfectly good snack/scratching post. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful rollover!Nice new header too.
ReplyDeleteGeorge knows a good scratching post when he finds one! I've been out of town for a couple of days and I'm enjoying catching up. Thanks for all the great pic's.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised Lucy didn't take the post from George. I guess she figured it wasn't worth upsetting the the little squirt for it.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
I love recycling!
ReplyDeleteIt's the simplest things in life that provide the most satisfaction and enjoyment, I've found.
ReplyDeleteCOOL!!and CUTE!!! Love the pics and the story!!! nOW off to cleaning but I'll be laughing out loud remembering this!
ReplyDeleteGeorge, I bet that feels so good. Good thing your critters are easy going. That post looks like a perfect height for an accident, but like you said it has been there for quite a while.
ReplyDeleteLovin the rollover feature! George sure seems like he's making the most out of that fencepost. I couldn't leave that in here though. I have one horse that always manages to either end up with open wounds or impaling himself on anything remotely sharp. :(
ReplyDeleteYou and your pets entertain me so much. I'd love to just walk with you one day.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo was too fun ...
It's a scratching post and George took it seriously :-)
ReplyDeletePetra Christensen
Parelli 2Star Junior Instructor
Parelli Central
Yeah,I had to come back to say it might be a danger and needs to be removed too! It might break or gorge an eye, UG! I don't want to think about those sweeties hurting theirselves!
ReplyDeleteSorry to be a NAG,he he My daughter says I am one big worry wart!!!
ReplyDeleteRemember when we were sitting at that restaurant in Albuquerque eating those magnificent burgers and amazing fries? (my mouth is watering...) And remember when we were playing with my new phone to see what web and blog pages looked like on it? Well...I figured out this morning what an iPhone *can't* do: roll-overs!
ReplyDeleteThat's ok, I will always prefer looking at your beautiful pics on my bigger laptop screen! :-)
Awwwwww!! George is very creative! Your rollover is amazing - thanks as always for sharing your life.
ReplyDeleteNancy in Iowa
That post must be pretty well drilled into the ground! Certainly doesn't seem worth pulling out!
ReplyDeleteokay.... I love Lucy and everything... but I'm glad George stood his ground on this one :)
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat last shot is priceless!
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