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red headed stranger · 01-20-2007, 10:57 PM

It is such fun seeing corgis no matter where they are. Now there are at least three other corgis in town. When we are out of town we are thrilled when we see them. A pair live close to the shop where our car is serviced, about 150 miles from home. They walk together on the tandem leads.

The best time to see them when we have to be away from our three and are suffering from lack of corgi. As a tourist who is always with a camera, I have taken photos of them in England, Australia, and New Zealand as well as Canada and the USA. Mutual love of our little dogs is a good way to start conversations.

01-20-2007, 10:57 PM	#7 (permalink)
red headed stranger Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 58	It is such fun seeing corgis no matter where they are. Now there are at least three other corgis in town. When we are out of town we are thrilled when we see them. A pair live close to the shop where our car is serviced, about 150 miles from home. They walk together on the tandem leads. The best time to see them when we have to be away from our three and are suffering from lack of corgi. As a tourist who is always with a camera, I have taken photos of them in England, Australia, and New Zealand as well as Canada and the USA. Mutual love of our little dogs is a good way to start conversations. __________________ Owned by Corgis since 1963!