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Sunscreen? oh lucky you. Victoria is hunkered down - I think for the next few days. Thanks so much for your helpful role on the forum Kanga. You were one of the first to welcome me in. Warmest wishesAhhh, the smell of ripe mangoes, and sunscreen - Christmas is here! Wherever you are, whatever the weather, may it be a day of peace and joy.
Hi Reb - you will just have to sit down whilst reading or typing. CheersI know it's jolly and all, but it makes me feel woozy! Please make it stop!
That's -22 for the celsius folks. Brrrr!I I thought my tablet was going out when I saw the "snowflakes" at first. Then read the thread about Ivar putting them there! How fun! -8° here in Lafayette, Colorado. Merry Christmas to all and Happy Holidays too!
Hola Ivar - love the gentle snow flakes falling/drifting down the pages. A happy (snowy?) Chr
Hola Ivar - love the gentle snow flakes falling/drifting down the pages. A happy (snowy?) Christmas.
I live in London now but come from SE Queensland. It's hard to explain Aussie Christmases to people here but I do miss the sun and summer smells like mangoes and sunscreen Although last time I spent a Christmas at home it got up to 43degrees just after New Year and I don't miss that!Ahhh, the smell of ripe mangoes, and sunscreen - Christmas is here! Wherever you are, whatever the weather, may it be a day of peace and joy.
Meanwhile in Victoria , Australia, we celebrate with strange and unique Christmas tree decorations .
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...snake-wrapped-Christmas-tree-like-tinsel.html
I agree with Kanga that this will take some topping. Just in case any of the pilgrims from far off lands are wondering about the fuss, well the tiger snake (even that little 3 footer (900 mm)) is able to inflict a bight that would kill a large man. It rates in the top 5 of worlds most dangerous snakes.Meanwhile in Victoria , Australia, we celebrate with strange and unique Christmas tree decorations
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...snake-wrapped-Christmas-tree-like-tinsel.html
I can also attest to their name reflecting their temperament. We have come across several tiger snakes both in Victoria and Tasmania and found them very territorial and aggressive. My hubby is an experienced snake catcher but the image of him accidently stepping over a tiger snake and then zig-zagging down a bush track with heavy backpack and metre long said snake dancing with him still recalls the horror and laughter in equal measure. BC (before computers and smartphones) unfortunately so no YouTube footageI agree with Kanga that this will take some topping. Just in case any of the pilgrims from far off lands are wondering about the fuss, well the tiger snake (even that little 3 footer (900 mm)) is able to inflict a bight that would kill a large man. It rates in the top 5 of worlds most dangerous snakes.
Yes to my cousins in the Americas far more deadly than a rattler. (Oh just make it even more crazy - they are protected under our various wild life acts.!?) Cheers
I would have wrapped a xmas present with the most annoying /nosiest family members name on it and put it under the tree.Meanwhile in Victoria , Australia, we celebrate with strange and unique Christmas tree decorations .
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...snake-wrapped-Christmas-tree-like-tinsel.html
I like snakes. A lot. But...indeed:the image of him accidentaly stepping over a tiger snake and then zig-zagging down a bush track with heavy backpack and metre long said snake dancing with him still recalls the horror and laughter in equal measure.
Well, certainly. Our fellow inhabitants on this little planet need protection because we people are such efficient killers. Compared to humans, tiger snakes are like fuzzy puppies.Oh just make it even more crazy - they are protected under our various wild life acts.!?
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