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Dalmatian Pups in Boots on Engine No. 13


Your favorite dog photo for the Vintage Photos Theme Park.
Seated on fire engine no. 13, these proud Dalmatian parents watch over their seven pups, who are trying to squirm their way out of firefighter's footwear.
I haven't been able to determine the origin of this snapshot. I spent quite some time squinting at the hood of the engine in an attempt to figure out the name of the fire company. It's possible that the letters "aniley" are in part of the name above "[fi]re co." but I wouldn't bet any money on it.
In any case, this is currently my favorite dog photo.
Seated on fire engine no. 13, these proud Dalmatian parents watch over their seven pups, who are trying to squirm their way out of firefighter's footwear.
I haven't been able to determine the origin of this snapshot. I spent quite some time squinting at the hood of the engine in an attempt to figure out the name of the fire company. It's possible that the letters "aniley" are in part of the name above "[fi]re co." but I wouldn't bet any money on it.
In any case, this is currently my favorite dog photo.
Smiley Derleth, Deborah Lundbech, arts enthusiast and 2 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Alan Mays club has replied to amylsacks clubIt's a great book - too bad that most people only know the movie now.
Anyway, that's Pongo and Missy in the driver's seat with seven of their fifteen puppies. : )
Love it!
amylsacks club has replied to Deborah Lundbech clubI've just started the first book as a read-a-loud to my 7yr old grandson who loves it! Decided it;s not a good read for the four year old.
amylsacks club has replied to Deborah Lundbech clubThe four-year-old might like Harry The Dirty Dog. mr_xenophora found a live-action version of it a few weeks ago, and I was reminded how fond I was of it when I was small. (link)
It's not that I even love it that much - but it doesn't matter - it's the book that connects!
Another book I've seen with that intense response is a more recent book, "I Kissed the Baby!" and that age group is generally the two year olds. Same thing - they can't get enough of it!
amylsacks club has replied to Deborah Lundbech clubwww.goodreads.com/book/show/109106.You_Can_t_Catch_Me_
Delicious nonsense. :D I have Quentin Blake's Mother Goose collection somewhere, too. At the other end of the picture spectrum (but also a favorite of mine for ages: )
www.barnesandnoble.com/w/childs-calendar-john-updike/1103464061
I should ask my brother (and sister-in-law) what chapter books are good. They're the ones with the young'uns.
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