An image from a recent trip.
Southern Peru? Northern Bolivia? Ecuador or possibly Northern Chile at a height of between 3,500 and 5,000 metres above sea level. These are some of the places i could have seen this South American Camelid but it was in fact the Rising Sun Organic Farm.
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ReplyDeleteRed deer with full set of antlers from the Highlands.
Awwww, these animals are beautiful. It has the same kind of coat as Charlie, one of our dogs! :O) It must be quite exotic where you are John. :D
ReplyDeletep.s. "Double click does the trick" That's good. :)
Aaaah,
ReplyDeleteso thats what you did with that suit from the Jack and the Beanstalk panto last year, nice fit though, although you could have given me a shout and I would have played the back end for you.
Lesley,
Exotic is not quite a word I would apply to Wallsend
John
There is one there somewhere Dick but i haven't seen it for a while.
ReplyDeleteAs i arrived i saw something out of the corner of my eye in a field Lesley. To be quite honest i thought it was a couple of sheep getting "jiggy" but when i saw the Alpaca sitting there i just had to take its piccy. I bet the coat keeps your doggy nice and warm. Yes Wallsend is very err....
Now then John, panto costume ? OH NO IT'S NOT !!! Got to go up to Muddy this after having seen your pics the other day. I'm missing the Tree Sparrows!
"Yes Wallsend is very err ...."
ReplyDeleteLol, oh I see - Wallsend is not exotic.... but erotic! :O)
Neurotic is nearer the mark, i reckon Lesley.
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Ha ha :D
ReplyDeleteI'm off to watch 'Taggart' now - filmed in my home town of Glasgow..... and...um, we wont say anything about that. :)
I wonder what you will spot tomorrow.... giraffe, perhaps? :D