Meanwhile, Guinness became bored and reverted to being a flower dog. This is what I saw when I turned and looked at him. The flower is in the Bird of Pardise family, so this potted plant was not cheap at an Ontario nursery!
Of course, when I approached him, he grabbed it and tore it to pieces.
Met a friend on the way.
Episcopal Church at the edge of the woods.
Ahhhh...
See the nature classroom on the other side of the creek?
Thunder Bridge
Hall of Philosophy amphitheater
Where Mommy took classes both weeks.
While on a Bird Walk Tuesday morning, I was introduced to 4 baby Cooper’s Hawks (only 3 seen here) in the little wooded ravine near our apartment. They probably are about 4 weeks old and were not flying very well Tuesday morning. By Tuesday afternoon, they were flying about half way up the height of the trees. Wednesday, they were in the tops of the trees. I walked through there numerous times to watch their progress. After they were high in the trees, I felt safe taking Guinness through the woods with me. He never saw them, though he may have heard them. It was awesome to watch them fly from branch to branch. 
We saw Purple Martins feeding their young. There are Purple Martin houses all along the lakeshore on the grounds.
A mother spider has exquisite musical taste. She built this home in the kiosk in front of the opera house.
Today was the annual Women’s Club House Tour, and “our” house was on tour, but not our apartment. However, a few people did come snooping on our patio, so I put a sign on the door – “Not on tour.”
Here in the entrance to our lower level apartment.
Our landlord creates metal sculptures. This is in the garden.
Grant left us yesterday and won’t be back until Wednesday. Today Guinny and I decided to explore the south end of the property. We found this!
With trails...
And a creek!
We finally found some playmates at
But Nicky, the goldlie doodle, kept the Wheaten Terrier and Guinness rolled on their backs being submissive. 
Guinness is being a VERY good boy! I brought sheets to cover the sofa and duvet, because it would be difficult to keep him off the furniture while we are with him let alone when we are out. He has settled right in.
He is even sleeping on the sofa instead of in the double bed with us! Ü He is ignoring that he has his own bed on the floor.
Some of his medications ended today; the rest end tomorrow! Yay! And he is doing just fine.
This is basically a walking/biking campus though there are vehicles “on duty” such as tours and deliveries, cars for permanent residents, and for moving in or out. Among the throngs of walkers are many with dogs. Guinness, who does not like to heel strictly (meaning at my side with a loose leash), is learning from the other dogs to heel without having a taunt leash! We take at least two long walks around the grounds every day. We found a better way to reach
Here is a sampling of the visual delights around this campus:
