Month: October 2023

Siouxsie’s game of “Sucker”

Cat, Dog, Gracie, John Gregg, John Gregg Studios, Siouxsie, Sucker
Gracie Playing Sucker
Gracie Playing Sucker Photography by John Gregg

Siouxsie’s game of “Sucker” Gracie has found putting Siouxsie’s head in her mouth stops Siouxsie from bitting. There’s nothing in the rules of “Sucker” about using dog slobber to soak the cats head.

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Gracie falls for Siouxsie’s belly trap

Cat, Dog, Gracie, John Gregg, John Gregg Studios, Siouxsie
Siouxsie Sucker
Siouxsie Sucker Photography by John Gregg

Gracie falls for Siouxsie’s belly trap

Gracie falls for Siouxsie’s belly trap every time “It’s ok if you put your nose in my belly we are just playing a game” I tell Gracie she needs to ask Siouxsie’s the rules of the game before putting her nose in or why the name of the game is “Sucker”

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Toroweap Grand Canyon National Park

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Photography by John Gregg Studios
Toroweep Grand Canyon National Park John Gregg Studios

Toroweap Overlook Grand Canyon National Park

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“Kitchen in Bodie California”

Black and White, Bodie California, Ghost Town, John Gregg, John Gregg Studios, Kitchen, Kitchen in Bodie, Landscape, Landscape Photography, Photograph, Photography
Photography by John Gregg Studios
Kitchen in Bodie 2021 Black and White John Gregg Studios

“Kitchen in Bodie”

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Arizona Strip

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Photography by John Gregg Studios
Arizona Strip 2019 Photography by John Gregg Studios

“Arizona Strip” The drought stressed the Arizona Strip in 2019. It hadn’t rained much on the Arizona Strip that summer. There were no Monsoons to keep the grass alive. We took a summer time drive out to Toroweap Grand Canyon Overlook. There’s 60 miles of dirt roads out to the Toroweap Grand Canyon Ranger Station. The truck kicked up clouds of dust as we across the Arizona Strip. We came across this long disused Coral. It looked like how the land felt. After the Ranger Station you get to where you need Four Wheel Drive. The top soil has been blown away leaving rock to drive on.