This yellow lab is anxiously awaiting the toss of a stick on Langosta Beach at low tide. I love yellow labrador retrievers and had one for my two sons when they were growing up. They are smart and very attentive, as this dog's posture reflects. At high tide, the volcanic rocks are under the water. This stretch of beach is excellent for walking, but the area for swimming or surfing is a short walk to the south.
On our Viva la Voyage travel photo site this week we are showing wildlife and scenery from the Serengeti Plain in Tanzania.
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The dog's posture speaks loudly..."hurry up, I'm waiting!"
Kate said it well! You can feel that dog's excitement.
Dogs are always ready to play. Interesting to see the lava rock exposed and I would bet that you might find lots of things trapped in the rocks after high tide.
These days they rent out cars and bikes by the hour. I wish someone rented out dogs by the hour. I miss my old English Springer Spaniel, Toby.
What a beautiful spot for a game of fetch.
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