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Panther in his Travelling Pad

Panther in his Travelling Pad

Panther was the most "in motion" feline you can imagine...four trips across the US, etc. About 20,000 miles. He had allergies and congestion, and co...
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Panther was the most "in motion" feline you can imagine...four trips across the US, etc. About 20,000 miles. He had allergies and congestion, and could not fly. He would not eat if I left him at home. So this was our solution. He genuinely seemed to enjoy travelling, never left the immediate vicinity of the Teardrop.
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NIKON D50

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Aperture 0/-1541406720 Focal Length 893007922/262199

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Jan, 2017

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