Checking out the paths.

I'm replacing the grass paths in the front garden with concrete, making it look like crazy paving. This guy is doing a little inspection work.




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AAAWW how sweet!!

do you have alot of these "Inspectors"?

 

He is adorable, glad you have such good help.

 

Oh, my, that's the cutest inspector I've seen in ages!

 

oh sooo cute. And so young for a inspector. I'm sure he/she thinks your pathway is coming along nicely.

 

Thank you all for the comments. They do start young these days with this higher education.Although I think he's in training as the chief was close at hand.


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It's very safe to know there's a senior around to verify the findings of the junior.

 

Yes, we don't want any any court cases in the future. They even sent in the big gun to make sure all was well in hand.


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Then he went to the next job further down the road.


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I got the OK so I finished the path leading into the gate.


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They really must have high hopes for that young one, since he's so closely guarded. The result is lovely, Kildale. Congratulations.

 

Awesome visitor (better than the black bear that's been visiting our beach of late!). The other morning on my way to work, I had to stop my truck for a yearling that was in the middle of the road along with about 10 wild turkeys. Don't know what they found so fascinating, but I was able to stop within 25 feet of them and watch them for quite awhile. BTW...your deer look quite a bit different than ours here in Wisconsin. The antlers in your neck of the woods appear to be much more upright than our critters here.