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February 9, 2012 @ 6:36 pm | Filed under: Links

I went back and added photos to the rattlesnake post; I hadn’t yet uploaded them from my camera when I wrote it. They aren’t very good photos—I was holding Huck with one arm, jiggling the camera with the other, and gesticulating wildly for everyone to keep perfectly still.

Also too: I forgot to mention that I have a Downton Abbey recap up at GeekMom today. Come gab with me!

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tanita says:

Ooh, the preserve looks so lovely. I miss smelling sage and seeing birds of prey wheeling by on thermals…(thermals are hard to come by, around here).

Huck looks like a man on the cusp of an undiscovered country…

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