All the dogs at the Doggie Park got along and were romping and racing and playing! Here are some images from that session.
This is Grissom – going flat out!
Hunter on the left, Grissom on the right.
These dogs were going ‘full-tilt’ and it was difficult to get them without some blur! But I love this shot!
A lovely Boxer – I didn’t get his name.
More of Hunter and Grissom – just look at the grin on Grissom’s face! :-)
Great Dane shadow…
a Brindle Great Dane…
German Sheppard…
A 6 year old Dachshund…
A new dog arrives at the Park – the Golden Retriever has to check out the Dachshund!
A German Sheppard had to get to know the Poodle that just arrived!
And then, if you know me at all – I found other things to photograph!
There is one of the Park Benches just waiting for someone to sit a while…
The sky was such a gorgeous blue with white clouds, I turned my camera upwards!
After some wonderful meals and some great company I had to leave. Inge served creamed leeks, Orzo with capers, pine nuts and lemon zest, and barbecued lamb for Supper one night – another night we had fresh Pickerel filets – oh, and I can’t forget the wonderful Hungarian Punch Torte for dessert!
My usual route is to go south on Hwy 75 and through Ste. Agathe. I arrived at Ste. Agathe at 8:12 pm and saw the gorgeous setting sun shining on the spires of the church. I just had to stop and take some photos. I was just driving away, when I looked in my rear-view mirror and saw the most awesome sunset reflected in the river – so, once again I stopped to take a few photos.
What a perfect ending to a wonderful Easter weekend!
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