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‘From the south of England, after a very hard winter, OATH contemplates the Fig, Olive, and Lemon trees in the greenhouse and thinks it will soon be warm enough for them outside,’ wrote Amanda Lee-Riley.   I cropped this, so I hope all three kinds of leaves are still showing.

Photo courtesy of Amanda Lee-Riley

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Holding up its end of the shelf,  the last copy of Oath of Fealty in the Barnes & Noble store in Fargo, ND (as of March 31, anyway):

Photo courtesy of Liz Bennefeld

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Ulrika Rydberg sent several pictures of Oath in Uppsala, all of which would have made a good picture here, but the bust of Carl von Linne did it for me.

Photo courtesy of Ulrika Rydberg

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…and in a bookstore, no less.   Mari Kurisato found Oath listening to recorder music (those musicians down below) at a Recorder Faire in The Tattered Cover bookstore  in Denver, Colorado:

Photo courtesy Mari Kurasato

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Oath having lounged on a sandy beach now explores a rocky one–but has eyes only for the famous lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia:

Photo courtesy of Jim McNeill

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In Kindle dress, Oath appears to be gazing at the Manhattan skyline from Roosevelt Island:

Photo courtesy of Mike Giroux

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Oath gazes with interest at the Perth city skyline in Western Australia, no doubt unaware that this image gives its writer a touch of nostalgia…been there twice, loved it both times.

Photo courtesy of Marian Foster

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Terie Garrison, somewhere in the UK, sent a whole slew of hilarious pictures of her cat Marzipan “claiming” the book, but this was my favorite for the cat’s expression of bliss:

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At my web designer’s  Oath was found gazing at its own website…

(Photo thanks to R. Duhon of Willowbrook  Designs.)

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Oath of Fealty, wearing stylish UK garb, lounges comfortably against the trunk of an oilberry tree, resting from the rigors of exploring the French Riviera…photo courtesy of Francis Turner:

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