I don't know if it is a concidence or not but I woke up to Riley Openshaw saying Robbie there are Deer tracks in the Driveway, I ran into the house and grabbed the camera and snapped a few to document this occasion. I am glad they only have hooves and could not open the door, and forget about trying to use the steering wheel.
I know you think that I may be making fun and made the effort to put my two little fingers in the snow and make the post but Cornwalls this is not true, this is the real deal. It snowed, not that much just enough to catch these deer in their tracks.
I don't know if it is a concidence or not but I woke up to Riley Openshaw saying Robbie there are Deer tracks in the Driveway, I ran into the house and grabbed the camera and snapped a few to document this occasion. I am glad they only have hooves and could not open the door, and forget about trying to use the steering wheel.
I know you think that I may be making fun and made the effort to put my two little fingers in the snow and make the post but Cornwalls this is not true, this is the real deal. It snowed, not that much just enough to catch these deer in their tracks. 
Oh boy.! I looked at the pics and scanned the later part of the text and just figured it was the Cornwall wildlife eagle eye Katie sharing with the fam another one of her (true) stories. But no! When I get to the bottom of the post I see "Robblog". Robblog? So I go back and read the details - something I have heard rumor is sometimes NOT the case with some blog viewers - I find that this is an eastern deer story. Deer sure seem to be attracted to Cornwall/Anderson driveways.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post Rob and the faith in my honesty DAD. To add to this post yesterday I was taking out the trash and saw five deer in the middle of the courtyard. Then about an hour later at 3:30 Dallin and I were taking our laundry to the machines and a buck trotted right in front of us. It was amazing.
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