The traditional meaning of the Inukshuk is "Someone was here"
Today we discovered this surprise in the dogyard -
We are so glad you were here Richard - and we can't wait till you come back!!!
Love, thanks and hugs,
Karen, Mark, Bet, Cricket, Kara, X, Nahanni, Mannie, Nik, Loki, Camilla, Gus, Draco, Joey, Jumper, Kaylinn, Crunchie, Rocky, Bolt, Pop, Snert, Jack, Newt, Skookum, Astro, Turtle, Tie, TopDog, Fritz, Bubba, Grit, Flash, Utin, Q, Moses, Hector, Herman, Wolvie, Irving, Wonder, Billie, Bingo, Roscoe, Charge, Shooter, Jr, Runner, Barq, Dasher, Rocket, See, Crackle, Snap, Spider, Jinx, Wifi, Dew, Trigger, Smartie, Jolt, Meg, Kim, Kelly, Isis, Sprite, Grimmy, Tramp, Sobe, Boo, Fritter, Casey, Olena, Beauty, Xena, Tess, Bang, Bait and Tic.
Love it!! Great job, Richard!!
ReplyDeleteAw you have cool friends! I want someone to make one in my yard too!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that?!
ReplyDeleteAww...I never even met Richard, and almost cried at his farewell on the blog; and now this! I can only imagine how much North WApiti will miss him! Heck, I'm going to miss him!!!
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The Inukshuk is some thing that has stayed with me from my travels with NW and in the North.
ReplyDeleteI bought several and gave them to Family on my return.
A great thought Richard.
Cheers