No need to drive far for the ultimate "vacation feelin

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Marjolein
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No need to drive far for the ultimate "vacation feelin

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Tongue and Tongue hiking together :roll:

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is it a monster?! No (or yes??) it's Ivil...

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Hiding Dingo

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it was pretty warm

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Ivil (a bit overweight...to hot to go cycling...already on a diet...)

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Mr. Dingo

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and again, he just loves to pose :? :D
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really great shots of your dogs and the landscape!! I :love: the last two of Dingo - he sure is handsome. Nice profile Dingo.
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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such beautiful pictures! AND beautiful dogs.
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Great pics! They look so nice together
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I love the last one of them together :) gorgeous fields!
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Sure looks nice! 8-) Where were the pictures taken? NRWF?
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vneerland wrote:Sure looks nice! 8-) Where were the pictures taken? NRWF?
yup NRW, on military terrain (for practice). They never use it, since I live here (5 yrs) it happened once that when I arrived the flags were up (means they are practicing and you cannot enter). It really is a fun area, they made waterholes for the tanks to drive thru etc. fields and woodland to practice different terrain for packed soldiers to travel through, there is ditches, piles of wood, lots of fun stuff! :D And deer and LOTS of bunnies... didn't see those this time tho 8-)
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Great shots, beautiful nature! And awesome dogs! :)
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