4 Rambo, 1 ramBoPeep


4 Rambo, 1 ramBoPeep from pamela on Vimeo.

Taken this afternoon about 120 miles East of Portland Oregon, on I-84

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Peter said…
Very cute stuff, especially the last one.. you know... the Duck.
12:57 AM, May 16, 2010
Hayden said…
that fence was no barrier at all, was it? Interesting...
6:13 AM, May 16, 2010
Janis said…
Looks like they were playing follow the leader. Love watching them.
6:35 AM, May 16, 2010
darkfoam said…
i would love seeing these in the wild!

and why jump when you can duck! .. lol ..
6:45 AM, May 16, 2010
Donna said…
Cool videos Pamela! I Loved Oooops Grandma!Hahaa
Happy Sunday!
hughugs
6:53 AM, May 16, 2010
grammy said…
How fun
we saw some on the way up to some friends the other day....of course I had no camera. Even the deer surprise me the way they come up to a fence...then.... bong....they are over it. (o:
8:03 AM, May 16, 2010
Pat@Back Porch Musings said…
That was fun Pam.

I have never taught a class. The last time I spoke before a group was a couple of years ago at a shop, here in town. It was about tablescapes. I had not spoken before a group since I was PTA VP in the 1970's. When I spoke about the dishes, I was as tongue tied as badly as I was over 30 years ago, standing before the crowd of parents. It happens every time I stand before more than two people.:-) A round about way of saying, no I've never taught a class.
9:44 AM, May 16, 2010
Far Side of Fifty said…
Great video..that last one was a very smart sheep! Going under must seem much easier! :)
3:27 PM, May 16, 2010
Masago said…
Cool. Makes me wonder how this would play out with a bear or something in pursuit. :-)
8:14 PM, May 16, 2010
bichonpawz said…
Loved this video! Looked like they were playing "Follow the Leader"!!
12:39 AM, May 17, 2010
Swampy said…
For some reason, I have "Do the Limbo" and "Follow Me, I'm the Pied Piper" stuck in my head.
Great footage !
Thanks for stopping by after my long absence from the blogging-world. Hoping to find more time for blog-visits in the future.
6:37 AM, May 17, 2010
heather said…
So graceful! Mostly, at least ;)
9:14 AM, May 17, 2010
Debs said…
Loved the video. :) I like how it went just went under the fence.
5:08 PM, May 17, 2010
C said…
Too funny. Animals have such personality.
5:11 PM, May 18, 2010
kailani said…
I wonder how many times a day they jump over the fence? Well, except for the last one.
1:01 AM, May 19, 2010
Intense Guy said…
Too cool! And how fortunate you were to spot them and get them on digital film!
6:13 PM, May 20, 2010
Unknown said…
Is it unusual to see so many together? I love how the one kept trying to figure a way around before he finally went for it - and I bet it was him who did not want to jump a second time, but scooched instead.
8:56 PM, May 20, 2010
Gattina said…
How lucky you were to be able to film them ! They re real good jumpers ! and what horns ! nothing for human males !
12:45 PM, May 21, 2010
Desert Songbird said…
Seriously? Right there by the interstate?! Wow! That's incredible. Thanks for sharing that.
10:50 PM, June 07, 2010
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