Daily Dose of 4th of July

LadyLynn · Jun 28, 2023

ponytramp said:
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That view takes my breath away.

ponytramp · Jun 29, 2023

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LadyLynn · Jun 30, 2023

And this is the 4th of July in the mountains where I live.

ponytramp · Jul 1, 2023

Petronius · Jul 1, 2023

ponytramp · Jul 1, 2023

Found some more. I don't think I've seen these ones before.

ponytramp · Jul 2, 2023

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MerryCarey · Jul 3, 2023

ponytramp said:
Found some more. I don't think I've seen these ones before.

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I had no idea there were so many patriotic duckies!

I have a duckie that's a Thanksgiving turkey---I love to put him in the shower when Thanksgiving is approaching! Also a Santa duckie with a teddy bear under one wing.

ponytramp · Jul 3, 2023

MerryCarey said:
I had no idea there were so many patriotic duckies!

I have a duckie that's a Thanksgiving turkey---I love to put him in the shower when Thanksgiving is approaching! Also a Santa duckie with a teddy bear under one wing.

I'm with you. I was so surprised to see so many patriotic duckies. (more than just the 4 in the photo) When I looked at the other holidays I found many for the other holidays too. Especially Christmas.

LadyLynn · Jul 3, 2023

My youngest daughter casually collects rubber duckies and it is truly unbelievable the vast assortment of them that exists.

MerryCarey · Jul 3, 2023

LadyLynn said:
My youngest daughter casually collects rubber duckies and it is truly unbelievable the vast assortment of them that exists.

I read that it's become a "thing" on cruises to hide duckies around the ship for other passengers to find. Maybe that's contributed to so many different kinds.

ponytramp · Jul 3, 2023

MerryCarey said:
I read that it's become a "thing" on cruises to hide duckies around the ship for other passengers to find. Maybe that's contributed to so many different kinds.

That's interesting. It sounds like a fun thing to do.

LadyLynn · Jul 4, 2023

MerryCarey said:
I read that it's become a "thing" on cruises to hide duckies around the ship for other passengers to find. Maybe that's contributed to so many different kinds.

Sounds like a fun idea.