This is a post about cameltoe...literally.
I had yet another wonderful, memorable week with uniquefergus. A proper update will follow soon, but it's been a busy work week, so for now I'm going to follow Fergus' lead and cut right to the camel. While driving across San Juan Island last weekend, we randomly stumbled on this camel in a pasture:
The last 15 seconds are the most exciting. I stopped filming because I got scared she would bite me. As you can see from the picture in Fergus' post, she DID bite me, but only on the foot. It was the weirdest thing to feel a set of camel jaws tightening over my toes. But overall, she was very friendly. She let me scratch the bridge of her nose and stroke her neck. We were fast friends by the time Fergus and I had to leave.
More on our adventures later!
Click to viewThe last 15 seconds are the most exciting. I stopped filming because I got scared she would bite me. As you can see from the picture in Fergus' post, she DID bite me, but only on the foot. It was the weirdest thing to feel a set of camel jaws tightening over my toes. But overall, she was very friendly. She let me scratch the bridge of her nose and stroke her neck. We were fast friends by the time Fergus and I had to leave.
More on our adventures later!