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Last edited by Limey (11/13/2020 4:13 pm)
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Lovely textures.
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Verrry nice!
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griff wrote:
Lovely textures.
Do you want to touch my monkey?
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Is it a lady monkey?
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What's it pointing toward?
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Clodfobble wrote:
What's it pointing toward?
The ferry. We’ve had to instigate a pandemic-related one way system for boarding and disembarking.
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Rock n Roll
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lumberjim wrote:
That bothers me.
I thought it might.
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I've never seen a blossom like that. It looks tropical to me, but the rest of the picture looks cold and raw.
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glatt wrote:
I've never seen a blossom like that. It looks tropical to me, but the rest of the picture looks cold and raw.
It’s a fuchsia. Not native to here but well feral. And it’s not that cold here, around 52F.
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We had huge Fuchsia bushes in the garden of the house I grew up in, My best friend and I used to pull off the flowers and bite the bottom off the little bell to taste the nectar.
Don't think Dad was impressed with that
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DanaC wrote:
We had huge Fuchsia bushes in the garden of the house I grew up in, My best friend and I used to pull off the flowers and bite the bottom off the little bell to taste the nectar.
Don't think Dad was impressed with that
I did that, sorta sweet.
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You guys don't have much of a dry season do you?
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griff wrote:
You guys don't have much of a dry season do you?
nailed it.
"The climate of the UK
The UK has a temperate climate. In general, this means that Britain gets cool, wet winters and warm, wet summers"
from here: [url] ,winters%20and%20warm%2C%20wet%20summers.&text=London%2C%20in%20the%20south%2Deast,dry%20climate%20in%20the%20winter.[/url]"
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Your hometown is beautiful.