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Feeding the deer
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I think envronmental education is very important for next generation. so i try to introducing nature to my son since he was baby. i hope he will love nature and environment. important to bring the kids to the nature, see plant, animal etc not only going to MALL. this is photo taken when i bring my son to feeding the deers in Bogor castle in west Java ( an hour from home) Banana Gallery - IMGP2060_Feed_deer Banana Gallery - IMGP2057_feed_deer2 save our forest
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What a wonderful father/teacher you are.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and photos. Deb
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I think with my banana ;)
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Re: Feeding the deer
Oh kids love those things. I too remember feeding horses in the plains much north from here. A memory I will never forget.
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Re: Feeding the deer
Here's some white tail deer I came across in the cemetery a few weeks back...
 Here was another buck, a doe, and a couple fawns...  Next time, I'm gonna bring them some apples. : ) |
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