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These are awesome photos! And what a cool idea. Great job!
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Wow, that is super cool. How did you stop them from eating everything?
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The scarves were tempting... Django kept trying to taste them!
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You know what? Those are some AWESOME pictures. Wow. What great photography-- the COLORS!
You know I enjoy taking photos on my goat hikes-- Always trying to get the perfect shot. You got a lot of perfect shots. Thanks!
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Very cool! Thanks for sharing
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(06-21-2014, 08:24 AM)nebs Wrote: Very cool! Thanks for sharing
Love it , and they look great.
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(06-20-2014, 09:37 PM)Saltlick Wrote: Just for fun... took these several months ago. I started selling jewelry and scarves from Turkey, and I'm calling this little venture "The Urban Goat". Maybe some goat postcard sets, etc later. It's a small thing, I don't have a website yet but I have a facebook page https://www.facebook.com/theurbangoat where people can look at albums of photos I took of jewelry I'm selling. I want to do more shoots with the goats in the future after I get back from Mongolia, and get some shots of them modeling some of the jewelry 
I hope they will be ok when I get back.
Hello Saltlick
Great shots,very good .Lots of goats in Mongolia .
Good Luck with the enterprise.
Make your pack goats into Peddlers Pack goats, like the old time Peddlers Wagon.
Happy Trails
Be Careful
hihobaron Pete and Sam
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