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Loved that spot. My favourite photo of Ken and me was taken there.
2 years agoWould have been lovely catching up with Serena too.
2 years agoScary! Glad you are ok.
2 years agoYes, I think a lot of people have definitely had enough rain for now.
2 years agoI’d definitely be in the bed😉
2 years agoHow unusual, they're normally so black , well done to stop it Serena
2 years agowow love it
2 years agoAt least you had all your creature comforts, that's important after all the hard yards. Enjoy
2 years agol I oks almost ghost like, great photo
2 years agoNice job on the animal pictures! Loved seeing the lizards and snakes. Back in the late 60s when I was a student at Arizona State, I worked for a year and a half for the Herpetology professor re-tagging about 20 some thousand specimens and entering their data in a single catalog. I spent what little spare time I had out "herping" with my friends. Enjoyed your photos. Interesting how scorps glow under black light. Some of my (richer than me) friends had portable uv lights to hunt them at night.
2 years agoI had fallen behind on your very interesting journal--that is, until I just got done reading about 30 pages in one sitting. Good stuff.
That sure looked like an amazing hands-on experience with the animals. Your photos of KI's wild animals are great too. Particularly interesting were the ones showing the woolier kangaroos and the white spined echidna. All that uniqueness makes Kangaroo Island kind of like the Galapagos of the eastern hemisphere. Now I want to go there.
Thanks for sharing all the reptiles and birds—terrific!
2 years agoWow, heavy
2 years agogreat to see you Serena
2 years ago
Nice to see The pictures. We have fond memories of Kangaroo island.
2 years ago