We have several moose in my immediate area, even a mother who has twins every year. I love them. In these parts they're referred to as "swamp donkeys".
That's the best we could do since you spent five hours on the tarmac in a storm while we sat and drank Scotch on the patio and viewed your moose. She's got her eye on you. Alaska Jim
Bet you'll be really understanding and compassionate when an Alaskan tries to send you a requested Full and it ends up at the bottom of the Bering Sea on it's way to you. ;) (Note to Self- make copies of WIP)
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Come back at holloween and you can watch moose eating jack-o-lanterns off my deck railing.
ReplyDeleteWe have several moose in my immediate area, even a mother who has twins every year. I love them. In these parts they're referred to as "swamp donkeys".
ReplyDeleteWhy do you have my picture up on yoyr blog?
ReplyDeleteApparently the moose is still open to submissions of antlers.
ReplyDeletenice... a bud of mine just moved up there from kansas, and loves it!
ReplyDeleteDid anyone pull the "I heard you speak in Alaska" line yet?
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteThat's the best we could do since you spent five hours on the tarmac in a storm while we sat and drank Scotch on the patio and viewed your moose. She's got her eye on you. Alaska Jim
ReplyDeleteBet you'll be really understanding and compassionate when an Alaskan tries to send you a requested Full and it ends up at the bottom of the Bering Sea on it's way to you.
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