In the past year since travel opened up for Australians Robert and I have taken several journeys at home and overseas. While I posted many photos of these adventures on Facebook I want to leave a more permanent record of some of our adventures. This challenge provides me with opportunities to share my photos and stories while recording some personal history.
I plan to share photos and stories from our travels between April 2022 and March 2023. My theme this year is In Anno Itinerantur.
From pampered pets to skinny mongrels we see many pooches as we travel. Please meet some of the canines who have posed for me.
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| An Italian with attitude |
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| A truffle hunter in Italy didn't make much time finding what he was seeking |
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| Curled up and comfortable in Istanbul, Turkey |
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| Asleep on the sand in Bora Bora, French Polynesia |
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| A boy and his dog in a village near Alotau, Papua New Guinea |
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| Hitching a ride in Verona, Italy |
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| Trying to run in the Orkney Islands |
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| Two chaps enjoying a visit to Culloden in Scotland |
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| Searching for St Francis in Assisi, Italy |
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| Mournful eyes In Lucca, Italy |
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| Resting in Trento, Italy |
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| Checking out the visitors in Split, Croatia |
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| Roaming in the clover in Split, Croatia |
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| Blocking the path in Ephesus, Turkey |
Jill I love taking photos of dogs when I travel too
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's because I miss Paddy.
DeleteNice collection of dogs! I took several dog photos when we lived in Ecuador but that's the only time I remember doing that.
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I don't worry so much about invading canine privacy as I do when snapping humans.
DeleteExcellent dog photos. I am always fascinated by dogs in countries without leash laws that seem to be leading lives of their own independent of human family members.
ReplyDeleteMust stay I don't get too close in countries where there isn't widespread vaccination for dogs.
DeleteGreat gallery. I think the truffle hunter was hoping for a job change - perhaps riding somewhere in a backpack.
ReplyDeleteWonderful woofers all. I especially like Verona and Alotau. No surprise I’m more likely to photograph cats.
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I have an impressive collection of feline photos too but I'm definitely a dog girl.
DeleteYou must have a very approachable, friendly face for the dogs to be happy to pose for you- my favourite the two,little Westies. Over time we had three adorable cocker spaniels who were happy to pose,but one had the habit of coming right up to the camera lens just when you planned clicking!
ReplyDeleteSusan, Some of the free roaming dogs are very lethargic so easy to snap.
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