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madshutterbug) wrote2007-08-01 10:55 am
madshutterbug) wrote2007-08-01 10:55 am
Night
Tired. Brought Houdini into the house yesterday evening because of severe thunderstorms. He stayed in overnight, with a brief sojourn outside around midnight. Side door left ajar with a bungee on it to keep it closed (there's a screen door to the inside); near midnight Smudge sounded off. Mamma Mudge, and Houdini, both bolted out the side door.
Went out to check, Mudge came back but not Houdini. Looked for him for a bit, no response to our calling and whistling. Headed back into the house and bed, Smudge sounded off again about 45 minutes later. Went out to check, here come's Houdini.
Glad he's OK.
Herself tells me there's a new sinkhole over in the cattle paddock. Joy.
Went out to check, Mudge came back but not Houdini. Looked for him for a bit, no response to our calling and whistling. Headed back into the house and bed, Smudge sounded off again about 45 minutes later. Went out to check, here come's Houdini.
Glad he's OK.
Herself tells me there's a new sinkhole over in the cattle paddock. Joy.
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Don't it?
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Proud Mary keep on burning,
Rolling, rolling, rolling on the river.
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How big is the sinkhole?
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He disappeared once before for a week and a half. Hasn't done that since, but has chased some things over to our neighbor's side. I expect that's what he did last night.
Still.
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will the cows get stuck in the sink hole?
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Still, welcome to North Central Baja Jorja, a karsk geological formation (limestone). That means caves, and sinkholes. We've got 'em.
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caves? ::ears perk up::
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