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Check out the Blog Archives to read about our cross country motorcycle road trip from MA to CA in the summer of 2011. During that trip we attended the Annual 2011 National Women On Wheels® Ride-In in San Jose CA. Then we just rode. We traveled over 11,000 motorcycle miles in what ever direction we wanted to go for 61 days. We visited friends and family, saw the country, met some amazing people. We made memories we'll never forget. These memories are what THIS BLOG is made of! That was only the beginning. We've been traveling and riding and blogging every since then. Enjoy our stories while we make MORE memories worthy of posting here for your enjoyment.


Saturday, April 30, 2011

Discovering Koi Pond

Some friends that live a couple of towns away have a beautiful Koi Pond.  They have a stone bridge that divides the pond in half. The fish are so tame you can feed them Cheerios right from your hand.

Cooper investigated this wonderful pond with intense interest.  I think if I didn't have him on leash, he may have gone right into the water with the fish!  He watched the fish eat and swim under the bridge.  Cooper watched them for as long as I could allow.  He still wasn't done exploring yet when it was time to leave.

I think there are no better words to enter in this blog than pictures can tell, so just enjoy these pictures today.











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2 comments:

  1. Pond PumpsApril 30, 2011 at 3:48 PM

    Oh! Very nice blog here. I like this all pictures of pond and that little cute doggy. Love this....!

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  2. PaulaAndCooperApril 30, 2011 at 6:31 PM

    Thank You! And Welcome to my blog! Come back and visit. Look for us in Dog Fancy magazine in June. I hear it's already on the shelves in Ohio, though I haven't seen it in Massachusetts yet.

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