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Daily Archives: December 3, 2018
The Snowflake ~ Dnyanada Kulkarni #writephoto
How much she craved the freezing cold! In this hot tropical land where the temperature never dropped below 20, the sight of a single snowflake was a miracle. She hated that it never snowed here. She hated it even more … Continue reading
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Tagged feelings, showfall, snowflake, untrodden path
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Untrodden ~ Bobby Fairfield #writephoto
The only sound to break the silence of the cold, moorland peace was a solitary car engine as it proceeded along the narrow roadway. The engine tone changed and there was a moment of quiet before the sound of grating … Continue reading
The Giant Wombat in the Basement ~ Rob Hedge
Reblogged from The Incurable Archaeologist: There’s a giant wombat in the basement of Worcester Museum. It’s there because Henry Hughes was bored of banking. It was the starting point of a story that has led me, via mid-19th century Brisbane … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Australia, Colonialism, Museums, Natural History
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Burrowing for Food ~ Michael #writephoto
There was the expected calm and tranquillity of the morning after the snowfall. The roads were covered, the furrowed tracks filled with iciness and the locals all a bit puzzled by the cold and the white landscape. The silence permeated … Continue reading
More Christmas Cactus ~ Marilyn Armstrong
We didn’t really have sunshine today, though they promised it. But at least it wasn’t dark and gloomy all day. So I took some more pictures of the cactus developing. I remembered today that sometimes, instead of a standard but, … Continue reading
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Ani’s Advent Calendar 2018! The real Santa, Victoria Zigler and a letter from Lilie
I had a letter from Lilie… she was writing to Santa and saying she wants to see him this year, and I’m in a bit of a quandry. Lilie is only a pupster… should I tell her the truth about … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, letters to santa, seeing Santa, the real Santa Claus, Victoria Zigler
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