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Sammie is my only "child". She is an eleven year old female Boxweiler. I don't go any where without her. Whether its to Home Depot or sea kayaking, she is alway my side kick. The submitted photo is from the beautiful gulf waters off of Crystal Beach Florida. The marine life is absolutely beautiful not to mention all the wildlife and birds we see kayaking out to the spoil islands. Sammie's favorite pass time is saving rocks and other marine life from the water. She will spend hours walking in the water picking up "things" on the sea floor, then she brings them back to shore leaving her finds on the beach as she begins her hunt for a second treasure. Her catches and of course my throw backs include: a starfish, sea urchin and many types of shells. She also loves to go camping, as we go approximately every three to four weeks, and loves spending time in her pool while she is at home.
Thank you for allowing me to share my very special family member with you.
Sharyn
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