Month: July 2018

Judging the age of a dog is not one of my strengths, but I would guess that Dog 163 tends to the older end of the spectrum.  Most days I take a walking route to my workspace that takes me right past Dog 163, on our street but a couple of blocks away.  He is friendly and gentle and often seems to sleep.  I frequently photograph Dog 163 in his yard.  But this week, Dog 163 has been absent and I have to wonder …  Here are some of the images of Dog 163, collected over the past few weeks.

Up at 6am to assault the rolling hills around Bennington Lake.  First, an overview looking north of the lake (original panorama image size is 160″ x 18″, here scaled back radically for presentation on a web page):

Then, traipsing (enthusiastically, more or less) about the adjoining fields, hills and paths:

After a morning hike, it’s back to the downtown for some catch-up at the workspace.  Walking home via Main Street and Palouse Street:

Walking to my workspace this afternoon, I come upon a barber shop advertisement and a new Tesla in crazy, contrasty light …

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