Red and Rover by Brian Basset for July 29, 2021

That was no brook; that was his stomach.

Babbling? Should run for political office!

Rover’s right…

What’s with the British pith helmet, did he get that from his last adventure to India? If Red is trying out for a spot on Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, he’s got my vote!

A clean brook is always worth it and an exciting occurence!

Lol

Apparently, a dog’s stomach’s clearing time is around 12 hours; which explains a lot.

Rover, don’t leave Red.

My husband used to say they were females. sigh

Rover’s sounding a little bit spoiled right now.

There’s babble, and then there’s good babble.

Trust his instincts, Red!

That brook’s now probably flooding basements in the housing development that was built over it.

Rover has a wonderful sense of humor…and direction, lol!

Back in 1970 my CB Handle was Cripple Creek. One of my favorite 5-string Banjo tunes. Local Overland Park KS CB folks called me “the Babbling Brook”. One had to have a CB license. Playing music on Channel 20 was not permitted. However, one member of our CB gang was in the hospital with a serious heart problem. He had a CB radio near his bed to hear friends wish him the best. One time everyone cleared Channel 20, & I played Cripple Creek for him.That was 50 years ago. One of my many versions of Cripple Creek 2015:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g6zWgojcJFyDtwDs2A8T6LRz4tZM6hiD/view?usp=sharing

Time to go….

That’s the kind of babbling I like best!

Great art work!!

Rover has the right idea.

Beautiful! It looks so peaceful there.