F: Foxen
Fort Collins has plenty of these foxes (or, as my friend Jeremy calls them, foxen):
I live in town, but I've seen foxes in my neighborhood many, many times, which I love. I'm sure it helps that I don't have a wandering cat or snack-sized dog to worry about. (That's a free image, by the way, not my picture.)
But we also have the Fort Collins Foxes, of the Mountain Collegiate Baseball League. It's a wood-bat league for collegiate players who come here to live with host families and play ball during the summer. The players also participate in kids' clinics, which, as I have seen firsthand, is a great experience for the kids.
But the best part is taking the family out to a local park to watch baseball on a summer night. (Photo credit: Fort Collins Foxes)
On an unrelated "F" note, my forsythia bush was really pretty this year:
I live in town, but I've seen foxes in my neighborhood many, many times, which I love. I'm sure it helps that I don't have a wandering cat or snack-sized dog to worry about. (That's a free image, by the way, not my picture.)
But we also have the Fort Collins Foxes, of the Mountain Collegiate Baseball League. It's a wood-bat league for collegiate players who come here to live with host families and play ball during the summer. The players also participate in kids' clinics, which, as I have seen firsthand, is a great experience for the kids.
But the best part is taking the family out to a local park to watch baseball on a summer night. (Photo credit: Fort Collins Foxes)
On an unrelated "F" note, my forsythia bush was really pretty this year:
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come back soon! i promise i post alan rickman photos all the time. *swoon*