
It turned out that that didn't take long enough, so I headed down the hill, where we saw a coyote casually strolling across the path.

The boys and grandma were finished in the observatory so we went home. On the way we say a coyote (another? the same one?) standing much more photogenically by the side of the road.

And then, because it was still there, I took another.

Actually, because it just stood there, and because taking photos with a digital camera is free, and because I have a camera that can take photos pretty quickly, I took about 50. But they're all basically the same, and you get the gist from two of them.
Daniel wanted to know if we could take it home.
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The metal structure is for tying up horses that frequent the area.
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