The camera
was in my pocket on Tuesday afternoon when Amyra got herself stuck. Guess I'd never make it as a reporter, because I didn't stop along the way to document the untangling process. But I did get one picture after I had her all undone and doctored.
Here's the same foot this morning. The black stuff mostly dust stuck to the wound spray and feet wet the from dew/heavy fog we had overnight. There's some scabbing at the back, but she completely ignored my prodding at it, so apparently it's not sore.
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From the left (outside, same as above) |
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From the back |
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From the front |
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From the right (inside) |
Still can't believe how incredibly lucky we were!
1 comment:
Boy no kidding! She had some serious luck that day!
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