Post a picture... Any picture

[dilip kumar]

Goliath. David

Sent from my LG-E988

[will11j]

This was taken by me last year when we had loads of floods here in Somerset, UK. We still took the literature carts out though, even though the high street was more like a lake. It was worth it because we placed literature.

[dilip kumar]

Treasures in heaven brother

Sent from my LG-E988

[CHecker]

 

A picture taken during the big wind of today, taken in Seaside, Oregon this afternoon. WOW!

[rocket]

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A picture taken during the big wind of today, taken in Seaside, Oregon this afternoon. WOW!

 

Sure looks like the second picture down in this link. LOL I think someone is pulling your leg.

 

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/brace-yourselves-wind-and-rain-could-lash-britain-until-the-end-of-the-week-7256990.html

[CHecker]

Wellll now, looks like someone has some 'splainin to do!!

[Old]

I was trying to figure out a location at Sea Side the cameraman could have been standing without getting washed away.

[SUNRAY]

Pics art rendition of tomorrow's text..

[CHecker]

Yup, me

 

[Fiona]

https://vimeo.com/115161749

My daughter is home schooled And just finished year 10. So this is her formal. We had it at a beach with 100% witnesses, they had a blast!! Who says witness kids miss out.

[Fiona]

Hmmm, don't know what happened to video..

[New World Explorer]

Photo taken in Wattle Park near my house

[New World Explorer]

I took this photo today ...  Dandenong Rangers

 

Kookaburra

Kookaburras are terrestrial tree kingfishers native to Australia and New Guinea, which grow to between 28–42 cm in length. The name is a loanword from Wiradjuri guuguubarra, onomatopoeic of its call.

 

 

[dilip kumar]

How do you know it's name

[CHecker]

The brothers from Australia post such incredible pictures. In the new system I'll go.

[hatcheckgirl]

The brothers from Australia post such incredible pictures. In the new system I'll go.

 

Come now!  It's really not too far, just across the Pacific!  Then another 4,000 or so kms to Perth.  We'll have a blast!  We have quokkas!

 

 

 

 

Edited December 26, 2014 by hatcheckgirl

[New World Explorer]

How do you know it's name

It's a common knowledge Down Under ... iconic bird

[CHecker]

 

Come now!  It's really not too far, just across the Pacific!  Then another 4,000 or so kms to Perth.  We'll have a blast!  We have quokkas!

 

 

 

 

 

Oh Lucy, please don't tempt me. Australia is somewhere I'd love to go. It's just my style. And that little creature is AMAZING! Are they naturally friendly? 

Oh dear, now I have to go Google airline tickets to Australia! 

[rocket]

With 140 species of land snakes and 10 of the most deadly snakes in the world, you couldn't pay my wife to go to Australia for any amount of money. She cannot stand to look at one even on the tv. It doesn't matter that there only 4 to 6 fatalities a year, its the thought that freaks her out.

We have a few garter snakes in our yard once in a while and the only way she will venture out in the yard is with a running lawn mower in front of her. One time I come running outside only to find her screaming bloody murder and at the same time chasing a garter snake with the lawn mower. I laughed my head off.

Edited December 26, 2014 by lynn

[New World Explorer]

With 140 species of land snakes and 10 of the most deadly snakes in the world, you couldn't pay my wife to go to Australia for any amount of money. She cannot stand to look at one even on the tv. It doesn't matter that there only 4 to 6 fatalities a year, its the thought that freaks her out.

We have a few garter snakes in our yard once in a while and the only way she will venture out in the yard is with a running lawn mower in front of her. One time I come running outside only to find her screaming bloody murder and at the same time chasing a garter snake with the lawn mower. I laughed my head off.

I live here for more then 20 years and done a LOT of bush-walking .camping in the wilderness and photography trips in the north top rainforest and never even once encountered a snake etc .... Apart from meeting cute wombats i have never seen dangerous creatures. Yes statistics are correct ... Fatalities are very rare ! And trust me I have been to a dangerous places ! Buy a ticket and visit this wonderful land !

[New World Explorer]

Oh Lucy, please don't tempt me. Australia is somewhere I'd love to go. It's just my style. And that little creature is AMAZING! Are they naturally friendly? 

Oh dear, now I have to go Google airline tickets to Australia! 

Yes they are amazingly cute for RATS ! Ha haha ha ha ha .... (Break) .... More laugh .... Ha ha ha ha .

[hatcheckgirl]

And I've lived all my life in the cities, with concrete and paving, and I haven't seen any snakes either!!

Just come for the cuddly stuff - kangas, Koalas, and even the Tassie Devils are very soft (just watch, they bite).

Greg's right, the rats are rather big over here too 

[New World Explorer]

And I've lived all my life in the cities, with concrete and paving, and I haven't seen any snakes either!!

Just come for the cuddly stuff - kangas, Koalas, and even the Tassie Devils are very soft (just watch, they bite).

Greg's right, the rats are rather big over here too 

I got the truth in Perth ! Joondanna Cong !

[Miss Mouse]

[hatcheckgirl]

I got the truth in Perth ! Joondanna Cong !

Well howdy neighbour!  I got the truth in Sydney but was living in Nollamara circa 25 yrs ago!