You have all these fabulous photos! Now I have a request. Some pics of your neighborhood please. I can't tell if you live in city, suburbs, farm (maybe not that)... etc.
Aaah crab-hunting...a fave pastime once for us too. I remember taking some home and keeping them as pets for a long time...feeding them bits of Macca burgers...'til I convinced a very young Cody how cruel it was to keep them from their natural habitat! We then returned them whence they came and I like to think they lived a long and happy life after that, telling tales to their grandchildren about their strange adventures living in a small flat with a young boy who loved them very much!!!!
He is my grandson, and I will enlighten him as to the peril that is the sea. I'm sure that you heard of the family in Sydney that was wiped out whilst rock fishing. Five in total.
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A young rock fisherman in the making. Keep your eyes on the sea young Henry.
Hey Kris, another great titel. And what a lovely photo.
From Wadi Halfa, north of Sudan. It is HOT and desert. But there is the Lake Nasser.
You have all these fabulous photos! Now I have a request. Some pics of your neighborhood please. I can't tell if you live in city, suburbs, farm (maybe not that)... etc.
Krispy on a farm... lol.
Cute shot.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Aaah crab-hunting...a fave pastime once for us too. I remember taking some home and keeping them as pets for a long time...feeding them bits of Macca burgers...'til I convinced a very young Cody how cruel it was to keep them from their natural habitat! We then returned them whence they came and I like to think they lived a long and happy life after that, telling tales to their grandchildren about their strange adventures living in a small flat with a young boy who loved them very much!!!!
Roddy, don't warn him!
Carola, keep the hat on!
Misfit, I will try.
Bundy23, farms smell.
Sue, crabs eating Big Macs? Never!
He is my grandson, and I will enlighten him as to the peril that is the sea.
I'm sure that you heard of the family in Sydney that was wiped out whilst rock fishing. Five in total.
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