FVD 2.1 -- Boris & Natasha photo page

Photos of Boris and Natasha

Natasha

Boris

Natasha, showing her sweet side. (N1) Natasha, showing her other side. Scary! (N2) This is Boris, in his scholarly mode, reading the New York Times Book Review. (B1) Boris is doing his favourite thing, namely looking for food. B&N's food is kept in the ice cream container on the top shelf. (B2)

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When Natasha isn't happy with something you've done, this is the look you get. (N3) Natasha likes the high ground, or in this case, the tree top. She climbed up here through the tangle of branches dragging her 8-foot leash behind her. Notice Boris down on the ground below. (N4) I caught Boris in the act! He was working on his memoirs, and was checking out the review of the first volume in the New York Times Book Review. (B3) [still blank]

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Shortly after Natasha arrived in Calgary, she decided to hide. It took us a while to find her hiding in plain view. (N5) Another view of Natasha's other side. I'm not sure why this photo turned out like this and she isn't talking. (N6) [still blank] This is what Boris looks like when he's mad ... okay, it's actually outside the Tyrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta, one of the premier dinosaur sites and museums in the world. (B5)

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Natasha		Boris

Natasha, showing her sweet side. (N1)	Natasha, showing her other side. Scary! (N2)	This is Boris, in his scholarly mode, reading the New York Times Book Review. (B1)	Boris is doing his favourite thing, namely looking for food. B&N's food is kept in the ice cream container on the top shelf. (B2)
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When Natasha isn't happy with something you've done, this is the look you get. (N3)	Natasha likes the high ground, or in this case, the tree top. She climbed up here through the tangle of branches dragging her 8-foot leash behind her. Notice Boris down on the ground below. (N4)	I caught Boris in the act! He was working on his memoirs, and was checking out the review of the first volume in the New York Times Book Review. (B3)	[still blank]
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Shortly after Natasha arrived in Calgary, she decided to hide. It took us a while to find her hiding in plain view. (N5)	Another view of Natasha's other side. I'm not sure why this photo turned out like this and she isn't talking. (N6)	[still blank]	This is what Boris looks like when he's mad ... okay, it's actually outside the Tyrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta, one of the premier dinosaur sites and museums in the world. (B5)