The pink bunny flies again

Skirvee kicked up his heels the minute he saw the pink bunny come out.


He spotted her, set his target and...


They were off.


First they went this way,


And then they flew right at me.


And they were off again.


Always flying toward the home base (the momma).

The Mickey Dance

Hey Mickey, can I have this dance?


The bossa-nova


The pirouette


The jitterbug


The two-step


The buck and wing


The shag


The salsa


The flamenco


The tango

Do I look like I want my picture taken?

There you go with camera once again mom. No, I don't want my picture taken... again.


I know you are there, don't pretend like you are taking pictures of the dry August grass.


There, I zerbert you! Now please put the camera away.

Another adoption event

Visit the greyhounds at Portland Nursery this Saturday, it should be a grand event.

Which Way Emma

Just when you thought you were going the right direction, it was wrong.

Surely you jest

You are kidding, aren't you?

Hark! What art thou?

A jack rabbit or a greyhound?

The Adventure Sunflower Fields

Location LAT 44° 59' 26" N LON 122.51' 09" W

Date August 16, 2009

Weather 71°, Sunny

Distance 5 miles


Just down the road are acres and acres of giant sunflowers.


Probably a third of them have bloomed.


The center of each head is different.


The gold against the blue sky was phenomenal.


The little white daisies competed for attention in the shadows of the sunflowers.


Roxy was way to short to pose with the flowers, but fortunately for her, there were a few on the ground at the end of the rows.


This one almost looks like a gerbera daisy.


The bees of course were hard at work.


The little tiny flowers that held the pollen were all lined up in perfect little rows.




Directly in front of the sunflowers a field of green peppers grew and behind that was a field of corn.

I love living in the valley.

Danny Bleu on the run

Mom! Is that you way out there?


Don't worry, I'm coming. I'll be there in two shakes of a tail.


OK mom, picking up the pace here. I'll fly. Coming at you!


Ooops, ran right by ya mom. Good seein' ya though.


Whoa! that was good for me, how was it for you?

Poster Boy

Join Flocko at Tré Bone for the adoption event Saturday, Aug. 15.

Oregon by Greyhound • Butte Creek Falls

The Adventure Upper Butte Creek Falls

Location LAT 44.92389 N LON 122.51222 W

Date May 16, 2009

Weather 94°, Sunny

Distance 33 miles


Moving on down the path from Upper Butte Creek Falls, Butte Creek Falls was great.


Lagging behind on the trail as usual, Minnie and Karen had pulled up a rock out on the ledge to wait for me.


So I hopped into the scene with them. Rare footage indeedy.


Butte Creek Falls topples over 85 feet into a pool before it continues on to Lower Butte Creek Falls.


The view of the falls is 150 ft. above the base on a rocky ledge.


Once again, Minnie and Karen wait patiently as I grab just one more quick shot of the falls.



A wonderful fallen log on the way back to the trail head.