We get Chinook winds on the east side of the Rockies
Chinooks can be spotted by a break in the cloud cover....
Lenticular clouds over the Flatirons at sunrise
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Usually a daily account of a pet-sitter's life, taking care of various pets in various houses. Also contains commentaries on local Colorado wildlife, weather, local happenings, and national/international animal events - and my occasional trips and travels. Since October 2016, political and historical comments...
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- New Year's Eve
- Anyone Recognize...?
- Palominos
- Regular Stuff ... And a Wish
- Chinook & Clouds
- Chinook!
- Cheetah
- Cheetah, We Barely Knew Ya'
- Round-Up of Nevada Mustangs
- The End of the Year
- Local TV Viewers Are Awesome!
- Tomte Claus - a Swedish Santa
- Merry Christmas!
- Snow Critters
- COLD, Trees and an Anniversary
- Snow Views
- Snow, Snow, Snow!
- Scots Pipers
- A Ceiling Leak
- Christmas Lights
- Snow and Changes
- An Idiot, But ....
- More Critters
- Nuts
- Wisconsin Scenes
- Mish-Mash
- Cravendale Milk's Cats With Thumbs
- Odds & Ends
- Just a Bit
- Daniel and the Milwaukee Animal Rescue Center
- Answers
- Old Cabins
- A Rant
- Photos
- Great Music, Bad Food
- Critters (Again)
- A Calliope
- Local Winter Scenes
- Frozen Fog
- Good-bye, Harry Morgan
- Hickory and 'Stache
- Above Freezing! (We Hope)
- Snow...
- Cold, But Getting Warmer
- Three Degrees Outside
- Miscellaneous Photos
- Colder and More Snow
- Critters
- More Snow?
- Bison in Yellowstone
- A Buffalo Herd?
- Grey Seal Pups
- Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
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About Me
- BND
- Lover of all creatures; historian; genealogist. Parentage: Oklahoma & Kansas farm boy -turned Navy airman; Chincoteaguer since 1690s.
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