Just when I thought this shack was abandoned. The new owner, a marmot shows up to see what all the commotion is about. Mount Sherman. July 2006.
posted by molson | 3:54 PM
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Just when I thought this shack was abandoned. The new owner, a marmot shows up to see what all the commotion is about. Mount Sherman. July 2006.
5 Comments:
Cool pics. I love reaching back to touch the past. Must be very interesting to see these old mine structures up close...
Wow! A prairie hamster!
That shack reminds me of one I saw at the art gallery.
Seriously! It had been turned into a boat.... and back into a shack... all in the name of art!
Have a Merry Xmas
and a Fantabulous 2008!!
Hey, Merry Christmas, Molson. All the best.
in German they call that a Marmottentier... I read a thing in German no I wasn't being pretentious but was trying to improve my grasp of the "tongue"... about life in Outer Mongolia and aparently they EAT marmots out there. Dried out skins and eaten flesh. Ukk!
I think they look furrier scampering around. I bet they leave massive molehill type things in the desert-dweller's lawns: the swines!
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