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For all of the puppy photo addicts - just like me. Saturday, November 19, 2016. It was brought to my attention this week that out puppy photos have really changed over the years. Every week I used to post to this blog with my favorite photos, bloopers and fun facts. Then life happened and the weekly blog posts stopped happening. I am not going to promise to do blog posts every week again, but I would like to start posting more often. Friday, August 8, 2014.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Weird but true tales that may be slightly embellished." I noticed that the web site stated " I decided to change from wordpress to blogger." They also stated " Please check out my new site. Thank you for all of your support. I asked for suggestions for a photo hosting website and was thankfully directed to Zenfolio. Check out my new website. With our puppy photos and videos. Please tell all of your friends best hosting site that I have found and they are adding features to make life even better. So, long story sh."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Aug 13 to 16, 2015. It is almost stageless because there is an open mic on Saturday night to which the other campers are invited.
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Posted by portlander under camping. Our destination was a flower-filled alpine meadow on the north side of Mt. Hood, known as Elk Cove. As the trail climbed higher and fewer trees were in the way, we got some nice views of Mt. Adams off to the north, with a ring of clouds hovering around its mid.