Man, talk about a cliff hanger, all this story needed was a twist and even Scorsese would’ve been on the edge of his seat—way to keep our attention, sir. Although the floaty rafts hanging out at the pond is pretty twisted. All of that and we never saw what made the big tracks. Had me thinking bear but I never saw one. What the heck was it?!
This one shouldn’t be as suspenseful—check this out. This is stepping right outside our current front door, check out what’s at the end of our street. Zoom in, I had no idea she booked us so close to such an iconic monument. Much to come from Italy.
Thanks for the read, Sweed, very well written, that was a fun escape.
Not bear tracks for sure. With the animal tracks being in a straight line it makes me think it was some type of cat, and not a house cat. Both Mountain Lion and Bobcat also call this region home, and if it wasn't a Fisher Cat,it may have been one of these. Seeing either of these magnificent animals would get the heart racing.
@farm-mom was a little nervous, but I put that to rest.
Is that the coliseum I see at the end of the road. Pura sure is on top of her game when it comes to the joints she has booked.
The rafts, that is a story in itself. Freaking last year we took the time to wash everyone down, let the air out, and pack them away for the winter.
When we broke them out this past summer, as I filled each one with air, the air was going in one end and out the other, dam mice.
Needless to say, I figured I'd save the hassle of cleaning them, and see how they would make out just hanging out.
Stay safe and say hello to your beautiful bride for us, she's one tough cookie.
Will do! In case I haven’t told you lately, I sure do appreciate these conversations with you. God bless you guys, when it comes to tracks like that.. cat or bear, I think I’ll stay inside with @farm-mom! We’ll chat again soon, sir, happy Friday.
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