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Hound Rescues the Pacific Fastmail

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Posted by MTCarpenter on Saturday, June 23, 2007 12:01 AM

You and your dog crack me up.  Very cool.

(I STILL can't see the snake in that second picture...)

"Measurement is the way created things have of accounting for themselves." ~ A.W. Tozer
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Posted by Tom The Brat on Friday, June 22, 2007 4:55 PM

Always nice to see what BB is up to.

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Posted by bman36 on Thursday, June 21, 2007 11:14 AM

Way too funny. Everywhere I go I tell people "If you can't have fun....don't bother." We have two dogs here now. I won't let them in my layout since scattered stones and messed up ballast are such a pain. However, a wild rabbit keeps trying to nest in my plants. Get I'm!!! Later eh...Brian.

 

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, June 21, 2007 10:25 AM

And that folks, should be in the next, or next to that one publication of GR Magazine! Awh, what about face on the front cover with trains?!!! I'd vote for that!

WTG BB!!!! You da man Thumbs Up [tup]

(remember to get a contract)Laugh [(-D]

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Hound Rescues the Pacific Fastmail
Posted by FJ and G on Thursday, June 21, 2007 6:22 AM
The Santa Fe Northern, pressed into freight service in the 1950s as passenger traffic declines, rolls along unawares of danger lurking ahead, slithering in its path.


nearby, a massive serpent lurks, waiting to gobble up the Fastmail



But BB the beagle arrives just in time to save the Fastmail. The snake slithers away, leaving just its skin







BB the beagle wrestles the skin, stomping and chewing on it, a definite victory over the slithering menace.


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