If You Look Long Enough | Finding the Juniper Tree Ruin
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Comb Ridge. There, somewhere, is a ruin that I've been searching for over
the course of several years. While not unknown, this ruin - with walls
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Bengal cats must just like hiking. Here's a YouTube of a different one, named Charlie.
ReplyDeleteNo, the video isn't of *my* cat; it's just something cute I found on the Internet. I did have an adventurous cat who I thought would like to go hiking, but, as noted above, he'd just lay down and sulk when ever we took him outside with a harness on, so he never got to go anywhere fun.
ReplyDeleteI was just amazed that these guys on youtube had cats that seemed really happy exploring the foothills with their owners. I wish my cat could have had that experience; his nickname was "Adventure Boy." Each time we moved, he was always the first out, trying to get to know his new home, poking his nose into every nook and cranny, climbing up ladders, exploring the attic crawlspace.
His brother, by contrast, hated change. He hid under the bed for a couple of days after our last move because there was a ceiling fat, and every time he crawled out and saw that scary thing above him, ready to swoop down and eat him (I assume he thought), he shot back under the bed. I wound up having to remove the fan blades, so no ceiling fan for me. Grumble.
On a somewhat unrelated note, Motion now airs seven days a week, at 7pm, on Channel 7.2.
Got an old picture of my adventurous cat, "Doc," on this post, here. He died, just over three years ago.
ReplyDeleteIt is always advisable to check for certifications, customer reviews, and the breeder’s experience in raising Bengals. Ethical breeders(The Purrrfect Spot Cattery) provide transparency regarding lineage, health records, and genetic testing to ensure you receive a healthy and high-quality kitten.
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