Dina, this just harks back - for me - to your article for Frankie's newsletter, a FEW years back, about the donkeys under the Heifer Hilton, waking you up in the morning. (Did I get that anywhere near right??) <3 - Janet
Birdman, yeah, I meant to say I wonder who brought a nice bed out into the desert!
Janet, it's you! Shalom! Well, 1996-2002 was a long time ago. I only remember trying to sleep 2 or 3 times in the Heifer Hilton at Heifer Ranch. The bunk beds were very hard and the night was very long. It was nice sleeping above my donkeys, but I have no idea what I wrote about it.
I really like the light in that first shot.
ReplyDeletei would like to sleep on that bed.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, Dina
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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I love the way you wrote this post and those photos are lovely - what a nice view and scenery. - Tasha
ReplyDeleteYour written copy is intriguing, and the photo even more so.
ReplyDeleteI remember your post about the jackals. Reminiscent of coyotes, but not exactly the same.
I would also like to sleep on that bed and enjoy the beautiful light of the first photo.
ReplyDeleteFriends, the light you notice is the minute of the setting sun.
ReplyDeleteLove this Dina, trees deserve much more respect than they get in many parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteJackal calls as a lullaby? With a rifle at hand...
ReplyDeleteNever thought of moving the entire bed to nest under the stars. Gonna think about this one. Happy Birthday trees.
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ReplyDeleteDina, this just harks back - for me - to your article for Frankie's newsletter, a FEW years back, about the donkeys under the Heifer Hilton, waking you up in the morning. (Did I get that anywhere near right??) <3 - Janet
ReplyDeleteBirdman, yeah, I meant to say I wonder who brought a nice bed out into the desert!
ReplyDeleteJanet, it's you! Shalom!
Well, 1996-2002 was a long time ago. I only remember trying to sleep 2 or 3 times in the Heifer Hilton at Heifer Ranch. The bunk beds were very hard and the night was very long. It was nice sleeping above my donkeys, but I have no idea what I wrote about it.
Delightful post Dina!
ReplyDeleteI love this. It sounds so idyllic. However, in Hawaii I would be eaten alive by mosquitoes.
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