You should check out @Shortstuff Alli’s Accountability thread, she posts a lot of her animal pics and stories on there as well, and lots of Chunk too =).
What did you take a photo of on your walk today? PART 2!
Momof5
(Susan)
#105
Chunk is very photogenic and seems to really enjoy having his photo taken, too cute (he is smiling and everything!).
That is a humongous bee, wow! I have never seen one so large.
Shortstuff
(Allie)
#106
I think a queen looking to make a new hive but she’s hurt and can’t fly so will live in my garden now.
daddyoh
(Eric - The patient needs to be patient!)
#110
My doorbell camera just captured a hummingbird at my red door.
Keto6468
(Karen)
#112
Ran into a pretty good sized bear on my walk this morning. You’ll have to imagine it because my camera, in the dark, would not take a satisfactory picture. It was about hip-high, and stopped dead in its tracks and looked at me for a long time trying to decide what I was. I held still and then started backing up. It went across the road and headed up into the woods.
CrackerJax
('Jackie P')
#115
Spent a lovely day in Rye, East Sussex.! Visited Lamb House [20190806_123925|375x500]
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My favourite place, walked a lot, browsed the antique shops, and of course … I bought a mirror! OMG i don’t know where I will put it but I love it!
Momof5
(Susan)
#116
This is lovely, how on earth did you get it home?
My bucket list is to go to England one day and see all these majestic homes, castles, Buckingham Palace…might never happen but I have been dreaming about it since a child. haha.
CrackerJax
('Jackie P')
#117
Haha, luckily it fitted in the back of my car! Like you are with sparkles, I am a magpie for antiques and vintage “stuff”!
If you do come to England @Momof5, be sure to let me know, I would love to meet you and cook you a meal! I have a comfy guest room too.
Momof5
(Susan)
#118
Awww, that is so generous and kind of you, Jacqueline! It won’t be for a few years down the road, but it has always been my dream holiday =).
