Some Days
Whose sitting behind the wheel
- FishTaxi
- Matanuska-Susitna Valley, Alaska, United States
- Citizen photo-journalist, weather reporter, cook/cleaner, fish canner, Photoshopper and a certified Alaska Nanook Hockey nut.
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7 comments:
Is that a ground hog? I have never seen a critter like that in the state...but, I guess I have never been to the real tundra.
Ken sez it looks like a woodchuck,is there a difference?
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Oh,one more thing....those poor CUBS,lolololol.
Heidi, its called a parka squirrel. Looks like a ground hog to me.
Hey peeps, scrabble is bach under a new name. Your old username & password works at:
http://www.lexulous.com
Eraserhead
Tim said it takes about 100 of those to make a coat. How many did you get?
French bread stuffed with spinach sounds so yummy. Wish you had your canning eqip there too!
See you soon?
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