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[SandySparkles]

I would LOVE❤ to be sitting on the porch sipping a cup of coffee and watching such a tender moment!🥰 Is this a rare occurrence, or are they regular "visitors"?

THANK you SO much for caring to share this precious photo with us!🤗

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[On It]

@aubnwa01 That was an experience indeed! I was interested you use the word "ambling" to describe their walk. They do amble in a very nonchalant manner. Once you see their movement there is no other description.

[On It]

@SandySparkles They are in the neighborhood most every morning. They start moving as the sun is rising. My husband checks the view from the living area, and I check the master bedroom view. Between the two, we can see most of the neighborhood. Those who sleep in miss the activity.

I will never tire of the sight. I photographed them this morning for "Elk Path?" because of the sequence of events involving the State Police officer and their decision to take over the walking path. It was so comical.

[SandySparkles]

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@On It wrote:

@SandySparkles They are in the neighborhood most every morning. They start moving as the sun is rising. My husband checks the view from the living area, and I check the master bedroom view. Between the two, we can see most of the neighborhood. Those who sleep in miss the activity.

I will never tire of the sight. I photographed them this morning for "Elk Path?" because of the sequence of events involving the State Police officer and their decision to take over the walking path. It was so comical.

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@On It Awwww!❤ What an awe-inspiring experience it must be to REGULARLY be surrounded by such abundant wildlife! I am smiling just thinking about it!🥰 You have a front row seat to the MAJESTY of nature.💝 Like you, it would never get old for me, and I would WELCOME the beautiful furry visitors daily.😁

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[Estellee]

@On It Such magnificent animals, the 2nd pic looks like he is posing for the photo.

[patbz]

I live in the mountains where we see plenty of elk but I didn't appreciate how huge they were until I passed one that had been struck by a car; large horse is about right.Today the light on the " elk crossing " sign was flashing.