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Daisy & Cowboy say, “Merry Christmas Y’all”; from Copperfield‼️ 🎅🏻🎄🎁
DALLAS ALLEN
Daisy & Cowboy say, “Merry Christmas Y’all”; from Copperfield‼️ 🎅🏻🎄🎁
Dec 19, 2020
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My golden, Cowboy, and my wife’s poodle mix, Daisy, posing for Christmas pics here at home in Copperfield.
From Copperfield - (west Houston) side: 1. How did ancient people view solar eclipses before understanding what was happening scientifically, without going blind. 2. How would the ancients or Native American Indian cultures have been able to see them that long to believe them to be bad or good omens? 3. Are solar eclipses dangerous for pets?
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