Go and Stop

Ever since the puppy, who now goes by the name Tug (Tugger), arrived here at the farm we have been all about motion and rest. He goes. He stops. He goes again. When you have a border collie for a mom, and an Australian shepherd for a dad, there is simply no middle ground.

Our boardwalk from the house to the bay, Provincetown, Massachusetts

It is said that when the position of a body with respect to its surroundings changes with time, it is in motion. And Tug has been on the move.

Tug, a swimmer, plying the salty waters of the bay near Provincetown, Massachusetts
At the Memorial Day parade, Orient, New York
Ridge walking above Lempster, New Hampshire

When the position of a body with respect to its surroundings does not changes with time, it is said to be at rest. And when Tug is not on the move, he can give it a rest.

Stone and head on cool New Hampshire granite
Wide pine boards are one of the places Tug comes to rest
Posing on the grass

Hanging out with Reme in the field
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