Bestia and beasties

Here is another stroll through my last March with the emphasis on animals other than birds (which already got a recent post).

This post is to honour Sunra Nina (here is her recent Poem the Wind Blew Over) who was hopping around my blog for a while and today happily announced that she Finally Caught Up. She and some others like it when I take photos of animals, so this post if for all lovers of animals, especially dogs.

If you prefer cats (for example Sarah), make sure to click on the cute kitty in my blogging memories below the gallery and you will be transported to a gently dramatic photo story featuring nothing but cats.

Oh, before I go: If you are from Boston, I’m really really (not) sorry for the rain on your Kevin Garnett parade yesterday. How come?

I’m Slovenian. Just like Luka.

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  This time last year: this animal is still wearing her winter coat. Also: This is the end of the road where I must make the only decision of my day. Left or right.

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  Bestia through the growth.

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  More growth.

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  Hi, bestia. Thank you so much for walking me regularly.

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  Here comes your friend! Her name is Ginger.

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  One time we were invited into the garden by her kind owner. During the pandemic and all.

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  This time Ginger is leaving us already.

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  Bestia wants to say: “No, Ginger, wait! Come back!”

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  No luck. She is ruthless.

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  The last look back. Such a heartbreaker.

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  “So, where is this dog now?”

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  “Better make sure.”

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  A gratuitous shot of the donkey, our neighbour.

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  A representative of the Maremma cattle breed.

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  By the end of March this animal will have shed her fur.

This day in my blogging history

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  2015: Giardino dei tarocchi: Ever ever land

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  2016: Niki de Saint Phalle’s and visiting women in the Tarot Garden

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  2017: May 2016 in 12 images including Dogs Forbidden

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  2018: The photo story of a dog walking

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  2019: Thursday Doors of Massa Marittime: Barely wider than an envelope