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GREETINGS FROM SOUTH AFRICA!
MAXDOG here...
MAXDOG here...
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Hey there all my buddies! I have lots to share with you today, but first our walk...!
Our street.
Hey Mom....HURRY UP!
Checking for cars!
Oooooh, isn't the sunshine beautiful!!!
Mom thought she' show you a picture of this flower...our SOUTH AFRICAN STRELITZIA
....one of our national flowers!
Growing on someone's pavement!
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In the evening, Mom & the Boss went to movies at
MONTECASINO!
Most international visitors visit there...the architecture is quite amazing! If you don't like gambling there are many other forms of entertainment!...
The designers have created a little 'ITALIAN' village,
ALL UNDER A ROOF!!!
They have thought of everything and it's quite surreal walking along the little pavements and seeing the shops - all the while knowing that the sky is NOT REAL!!!
(if you look carefully, you can see little black dots on the roof...we think those are cameras?)
(if you look carefully, you can see little black dots on the roof...we think those are cameras?)
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Check out the 'nesting' stork on the roof below...Remember - that sky is NOT REAL.
This is ALL INDOORS!
Well, us dogs could obviously not go with Mom & Dad, but I thought I'd show you the pictures anyway.---XxX---
SCHNAPPS, our 3week old hamster is doing well. He's still scared of me, but after your comments, I am beginning to understand that my size might be an issue.
Anyway, I like him a lot! He's very cute and I sometimes sleep by his cage...
just to make sure that TOFFEE doesn't worry him too much!
See how gentle we are with him...!
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Anyway, that's all for now!One last thing...I am so touched by you guys trying out my MELKTERT recipe. I must compliment RUMER & KALI, in particular, for their excellent job...go and check out
KALI & RUMER'S(25th September post!) . Their effort with my recipe is most impressive!
Lots of licks
MAXDOG IN SOUTH AFRICA
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Heart breaking news:
She was a real inspiration to us and we are going to miss her immensely.
Please go and support her family with your wishes.
18 comments:
Clever Max...that's right...lull him/her/it/aka the starter, into a false sense of security...I never thought of you as so cunning :) That kind of thinking is worthy of kitty praise Max...three meows for Max...
That place that is inside but outside is kind of freaky. South Africa is indeed a strange place.
Slobbers,
Mango
Wonderful photos, Max! I love the indoor Italian place, did you go there, too? Or just your mom?
Hugs,
Emma
Hi Max - you do know don't you that whenever we dream we're playing you in your absolutely beautiful country?! It is stunning - we wish we could go there in pupsone. Gorgeous photos. Schnauzer snuggles - JD and Max.
Another pawesome post my pal(s)!
Tank woo fur sharing more!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: We were khwite sad last night when we saw Domi's post shortly after it published - she shared some much even to her end! She and her people are khwite special!
Our momma thinks that the little hamster is just the cutest little rodent but we has c*ts in the house and momma fears that they would want to play with him too hard, if you know what we mean☺
Your walk was excellent! We think that the next time we are walkies we will remind our momma to take along the flashy box.
Hey Max! Thanks for taking us along on your walk! Isn't that flower COOL!??! I'd love to stick my snooter in that and give it a good snoofing!
Mom was real impressed with that shopping village! All indoors?!!? How amazing!
Glad Schapps is doing well. He's totally adorable. I would want to sit and stare at him. All..... day...... long. ;)
Play bows,
Zim
Hi max
I wish I could walk with you ;)
maybe once I come visit you and we can walk together ..... ;)
hugs love
Kareltje =^.^=
groeten to your Mom:)
Hello MaxDog,
Again, such great pics!
Your street looks alot like mine. Except ours is not paved, it is only a dirt road. We live up a mountain and deep in the woods of Southern Oregon. Our closest neighbor is more than 10 acres away.
In the USA your SA Strelitzia is called a "Bird of Paradice" plant.
In Las Vegas, Nevada USA there is a casino that is simular to your MonteCasino. It is a recreation of the canals of Venice Italy. One can take a gondola ride then walk the streets of Venice all under a moonlite sky, 24 hours a day 7 day a week. My Mommy has not been there but seen it on TV.
Me, I like the sun, wind, stars, rain and the snow.
Hugs, Tessa
I love the Italian village, it is so pretty. And we enjoyed the walk!
Kali
Now that in an interesting twist on indoor entertainment...
Thanks for sharing that beautiful place with us. We always enjoy your posts since we know so little about South Africa.
Luv,
Riley and Star.
Hi, Max!
You had a pawesome walkie!
That flower is called here Ave del Paraiso! It is beautiful!
That italian recreation is great!
Thanks for sharing it!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Hi there Max! Thanks for taking us on that beautiful walk! If only they'd allow furfriends in that indoor mall, how kool!!
Cheers,
Maxx
Max, what a nice walk you took. My Mommy would love that indoor place you showed us. I am so glad that it is working out with Schnapps, I don't think I would like it so much.
licks and sniffs, Sasha
What a beautiful flower, Max! We love learning about your country! It's interesting and beautiful!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
Ooh, my human has been to a similar inside-fake-sky place too! When she went back to visit her family in Dubai, one of the shopping malls there had a "street" like that - she says it really is very surreal!
Schnapps just gets cuter by the day!
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
ps. Oh, don't worry about my parcel! (Don't be ridiculous about crediting back money paper!) - it is just one of those things that happen and we will just have to cross our paws and hope for the best! I still loved having you take part in my competition!!
I'm glad to hear that Schnapps is settling into your home so well. I'm sure with time he'll learn what a nice dog you are.
We have those same exact flowers growing wild all over our island. The Portuguese were great sailors and back when the Azores were being colonized they would bring plants and flowers from all over the world. We have a lot of species from Africa that thrive here.
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