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No those are T-REX tracks
Crap, I always thought they were rabbit tracks.......turns out theres a t-rex running around my yard when I'm not looking.
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PNW snowey afternoon hike. PICS
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Crap, I always thought they were rabbit tracks.......turns out theres a t-rex running around my yard when I'm not looking.
AWESOME scenery. I haven't gotten to do any snow hikes in a few years. Lookin forward to a couple later this winter.
I to thought the shot lookin up the tree was a frameable shot. I love the perspective. The mountians look great, you are so lucky to live in that area.
I to thought the shot lookin up the tree was a frameable shot. I love the perspective. The mountians look great, you are so lucky to live in that area.
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Tree-dweller (squirrel) tracks I think. The back feet look like they are coming down more or less parallel. Ground dwelling gallopers (rabbits) tend to register their back feet one in front of the other. Here's my ASCII rendition (direction of travel: right to left)
Tree dweller:
: -- : -- : -- : -- : -- : --
Ground dweller:
.`-- .`-- .`-- .`-- .`-- .`--
Hrm... maybe art ain't my thing. Cool pics, OP!
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