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Guest 26753
Guys, I live as a recluse and have done so for nigh on 30 years. I suffer from chronic PTSD after being imprisoned in Sagmalicar prison, in Istanbul, Turkey. A youthful adventure gone terribly amiss. I was caught smuggling cars from Germany into Iran.
Most of my time is spent in my back yard, and I have developed a garden that reflects beauty in as many ways as I can possibly think of. I surround myself with flowers, floral perfumes, and critters.
Some of the critters that visit me are quite unusual, and this thread gives you an insight into my world.
Recently, I became the owner of an 8 year old Pug, passed on to me after the previous owner moved into a home for folks with dementia. My wife says I belong there too lol.
Any ways, this Pug is quite odd, and this series of images tells the story of that odd little Pug, called Kimme.
You will need to look through the rainbow to really see how my world operates as a recluse with terrible PTSD and chronic depression.
I also have a lot of wild birds that come to visit me, including a most magnificent Raven. I call him Edgar!
Edgar is a wild raven, and a member of the Corvidae family. Ravens are incredibly intelligent birds, but are also extremely shy when it comes to being around humans.
Over the last few months, I have been enticing Edgar to come closer and closer to me, using various treats like minced beef and chicken eggs. When Kimme came into our household, I wondered whether the presence of a dog would drive Edgar away. As it turned out, I was in for one hell of a surprise!
The following images tell the story of how Edgar continues to 'steal' the eggs that I put out to entice him.
See the egg
Now this was not just one occasion that Edgar braved the ferocious Pug, Kimme. It became a regular event, and Kimme could not give two hoots if the raven was there or not. The next series of images tell more of this amazing story of critters and my life as a recluse.
It seems that they had come to some understanding that neither was athreat to each other. Now folks, this is quite unusual, so I will carry on lol.
And to finish of this thread, here are some pics of my garden.
Most of my time is spent in my back yard, and I have developed a garden that reflects beauty in as many ways as I can possibly think of. I surround myself with flowers, floral perfumes, and critters.
Some of the critters that visit me are quite unusual, and this thread gives you an insight into my world.
Recently, I became the owner of an 8 year old Pug, passed on to me after the previous owner moved into a home for folks with dementia. My wife says I belong there too lol.
Any ways, this Pug is quite odd, and this series of images tells the story of that odd little Pug, called Kimme.
You will need to look through the rainbow to really see how my world operates as a recluse with terrible PTSD and chronic depression.
I also have a lot of wild birds that come to visit me, including a most magnificent Raven. I call him Edgar!
Edgar is a wild raven, and a member of the Corvidae family. Ravens are incredibly intelligent birds, but are also extremely shy when it comes to being around humans.
Over the last few months, I have been enticing Edgar to come closer and closer to me, using various treats like minced beef and chicken eggs. When Kimme came into our household, I wondered whether the presence of a dog would drive Edgar away. As it turned out, I was in for one hell of a surprise!
The following images tell the story of how Edgar continues to 'steal' the eggs that I put out to entice him.
See the egg
Now this was not just one occasion that Edgar braved the ferocious Pug, Kimme. It became a regular event, and Kimme could not give two hoots if the raven was there or not. The next series of images tell more of this amazing story of critters and my life as a recluse.
It seems that they had come to some understanding that neither was athreat to each other. Now folks, this is quite unusual, so I will carry on lol.
And to finish of this thread, here are some pics of my garden.
well said.
MW
great pictures man!
