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Ziad Kadi
{K:2847} 8/12/2007
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Im glad the donkey is ok. Nice shot. Regards :)
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AJ Miller
{K:49168} 8/12/2007
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Good to see there is still some traditional like left in this part of Spain, and your image is very evocative. Your explanation to Armando is quite important, though, I think, so as not to create the wrong impression. The look on the man's face does suggest he cares about the donkey, but you must admit, the donkey looks absolutely shattered!
AJ
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Armando Giambolini
{K:17779} 8/11/2007
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Hola , Toni .
Many thanks for your consolatory answer. I thought that the mule or donkey, could be victim of maltreatments. I love the animals.
Now I can tell you that your B/W shot is formidable and very interesting.
Bravo !
Armando
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Tony Smallman
{K:23858} 8/11/2007
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Nothing 'poor' about Platero( donkey's name),he's well-fed and in excellent health!After two hours of ploughing the olive grove,together with other donkeys and mules, he lay down while his owner sang a flamenco lament and then stood up.I assure you Armando,he hasn't been the victim of harsh treatment-I'd be the first to complain!
Regards, Tony
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Armando Giambolini
{K:17779} 8/11/2007
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That poor animal... I do not agree .
Sorry.
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