Visuals typically enhance the stories of people places and things. So this blog posting will have several along with brief commentary. I must begin with the day students arrived. Take a look at the expressions on their faces! They are piped in by Mr. Frank Orr who has been greeting our WIS students for over 20 years. Complete with uniform after he finishes he provides a salute for all. It is very touching to witness.
The Scots love their dogs – this is Cameron, ranger here at Dalkeith grounds with his 3 dogs. One he refers to as a “subterranean” canine – the golden literally swims underwater to pick up rocks. Cameron travels everywhere with his 3 dogs. The palace grounds number over 1500 acres and people are here constantly walking their dogs. Many have three. The pet cemetery at Edinburgh castle is more testament to the affinity for dogs.
The Scots love their dogs – this is Cameron, ranger here at Dalkeith grounds with his 3 dogs. One he refers to as a “subterranean” canine – the golden literally swims underwater to pick up rocks. Cameron travels everywhere with his 3 dogs. The palace grounds number over 1500 acres and people are here constantly walking their dogs. Many have three. The pet cemetery at Edinburgh castle is more testament to the affinity for dogs.
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It all looks wonderful.......i also have a pic of the pet cemetery. Mom
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