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MY cat, that is...the agile one (not the overweight one) - I didn't see her get up there, but I sure wasn't gonna try to get her down - she got up there by herself...she can get down the same way. And she did. And without breaking anything. Don't ask me how.
Maybe she wanted to say hello to " Tarheel Hal" or "Eileen" ... cats are amazingly agile.
Craig, that is an amazing picture! Not to mention that no models were damaged in the making of the picture.
You have one hell of a disciplined feline on your hands! I would get a heart attack if my cat ever sits that close to one of my models! Albeit, a very nice cat! I am sure dad loves her regardless!
Thanks, Morne (...and I do, of course...) - I'm just glad the clumsy one [on the left] can't get up there. She's more interested in being on "squirrel patrol".
When I was in high school, we had a cat that one-too-many times jumped up on the kitchen counter to have a taste of whatever meat my mom was thawing out. My dad took him out into the woods behind our house with a .22, and I never saw the cat again... Perhaps my tolerance for animal "meddling" is hereditary, but I wouldn't be near so calm as you! I'd have been "shooting" with something other than a camera. 🙂
I have no models so dear to me that I'd consider resorting to such a "resolution" as you described.
Yeah I know - I wouldn't either - I think it was the case of a "straw that broke a camels back!"