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Our weather station (the one that shows the live weather feed over to the right on our web page) is located in the field below Sibe Quentin. The hu-dad had to do a little maintenance on the station, so, of course, we had to help by supervising the lower field and the hu-dad’s work.
The gang is almost all here.
Look way up on the porch on the left (you can click on the picture to enlarge it) and you will see Cheoah is doing long distance supervising. Frankie, well, is napping in his crate. He figured he would take the next shift.
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Ayla sez: What? Frankie didn’t want to take part? Is he all right? Typhoon looks like he’s giving the hu-Dad some instructions on what to do, and how to do it, with Cheez Whiz telling him to mind his own business, that she’s pretty sure the hu-Dad has it covered!
What!? You didn’t give them all wrenches and hammers and let them loose on the weather station?
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Good supervising! It very impawtant that we pups keep an eye on things! Wooooowoooooo
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