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This little lady was the most unafraid squirrel I have ever seen. Thinking I had a nut, she (I think I heard this local squirrel enthusiast call her 'Betty') practically jumped into my arms but, instead, put her front two paws into my hand and sniffed around. I even got to pet her back a little later. Just call me Dr. Doolittle.
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One of the many thousands of ducks that populate St. James Park and its lake.
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I really want to go down that tunnel, but alas! I'm not allowed.
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Grandfather & Grandson
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The little walkway to the historic cottage on St. James Lake.
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A post of a fence that surrounds an old cottage.
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Is that a bird gazebo?
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The gazebo again.
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