27th Jan 09, Football Hole, 9am
Patiently awaiting while I photograph something-or-other.

Impatiently waiting for me to throw the ball.

After the sprint. Trooper only ocassionally does a real flat-out sprint. Here he returns from a run a bit out of breath. Looking at his tracks, the distance between his leading rear paw and first front paw was over 7 feet. It's great to watch him in full flight. Not bad for an old, one-eyed lurcher.




2 comments:
I want you to know I follow your blog, northumberland, very closely. I don't comment often, for fear of redundancy, but I love your work. I've lived on moody coastlines before and can feel them again through your photos. I now reside in a land-locked desert and, strangely enough, find it's much the same place.
Thanks Nancy.
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