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Pictures from today's impromptu bbq at SAINTS

Chris  ·  Jul. 20, 2008

Here are lots of pictures of the people and the dogs having a great time! Where I know who the dogs are I have put their names.

Cole

Carol and a bunch of dogs!

Copper of course - in his daisy!

Carol relaxing for a change!

Mo feeding leftover hamburgers to the dogs:

Darla!! What a sweetheart!

My favourite Andy:

And again because he is so damn cute!

Carol feeding Ellie Mae some watermelon:

I think this is Pete:

Carol and Percy (close your eyes Mo!!!)

Carl and one of the sheep or is it Edith?? I am not sure:

Petunia:

I am not sure who this is:

Now pics of the SAINTS Memorial Garden:

And that was our afternoon at SAINTS!

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Francesca Wilson

These pictures were the best thing to see this morning when I checked the blog - made me smile, touched me and made me so glad I know SAINTS even in a small way.
francesca

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Heidi

Aww! the dogs all look so happy and satisfied. The memorial garden looks fabulous, a real honor to some awesome animals. Thanks for the pics!

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Eva Stock

Oh my gosh I want all those pics please for my personal album and theur charts!!! Eva What a beautiful day and awesome Saints. I was definitely there in spirit!! Eva

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Jean

I'm amazed to see Cooper's daisy has withstood the test of time - for something made from a recycled kid's float board, I sure didn't expect it to last so long. It must be two or three years now. Hmmm....maybe I should market the things!

The Memorial Garden looks lovely.

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Carol

great pics, great day (except for chasing sarah the ditzy blonde down the freaking road, that just about killed me!) thx for posting them you guys.

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Lynne

more importantly deb can i get your recipe for the potato salad that was great

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Rae

The memorial garden is beautiful, you all did a wonderful job in creating it. A truly peaceful resting place for those Saints who have left this Earth but not your hearts.

Thank you Chris for psoting the pictures!!!

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