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Back at the course... Was where pac was yesterday. Still struggling a bit t o get used t o the heat. Where she can get a bit queasy no matter how hydrated she is. Still figuring out the proper amounts of water and replenishing drinks... Towards the end of my round. As the monsoon clouds were forming, and a nice breeze was happening. pac saw a very special sight she had never seen before. A mother coyote and with her six small babies. The pictures don't do the sight justice. As you could not get anywhere close t o them... Another pic from pacs sub friend who met her at the course for live music and chit chat... In addition, t o a beautiful sunset that should be over an ocean!     ~ Physical strength is measured by what we carry. Inner strength is measured by what we can bear. ~ |
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Golf still rocks!!  ~ Physical strength is measured by what we carry. Inner strength is measured by what we can bear. ~
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The golf course has much life to behold and that sunset is magnificent.
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Very fun pics...hopefully it wasn't too hott.. In kc we just got over 2 full weeks of 95 degrees temp with high hum that made it feel like 105
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It's hard to be active outside without acclimating to it and even though you get a breeze on the cart, it's a hot breeze. Be safe and have fun.
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Looking very comfortable. I shall refrain from any hole-in-one jokes today. Enjoy your weekend.
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You look beautiful, Pac !!!
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Even on a bad day, a rainy day, cool day or hot day. Golf is GOOD.
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Those are beautiful trees and a great looking Golf Course. Howling at the moon and mal ad osteo.
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pac, love the pictures. You are beautiful. Have fun playing golf.
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6/30/2022 4:51 am |
Golf courses indeed have their own "nature". I used to live across the street from Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Florida. And during the off season before they opened the course, they had to round up all the gators. Most were relocated and some went to the alligator farm Hundreds of them!
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