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Haven't we all?
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Haven't we all?
Herbie
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The peak district in the snow. View from my parents house.
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epicuric
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The crab apple tree is full of Field Fares, Redwings, Thrushes and Blackbirds - because of the heavy snowfall this is one of their only sources of food. So far we have around 9", and it's still snowing.
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It's snowing now... poor banana's tree
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No outdoor dining here today!
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Out in the woods yesterday with the dogs.
The back of the house this morning. A quickly realised that standing underneath and looking up probably wasn't the best idea.
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Fantastic. I'd much rather be wrapped up warm and snug than suffering this heat, trust me. Even my chickens are not impressed. The thing about Australia is the rapid transition between winter and summer. There is a huge temperature difference. Only last month, literally 13 days ago, we were needing the fire in the evenings and it was below freezing (at night). Now it's like it never happened and we are officially experiencing a heat wave. It's crazy.
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Waiting for XMas....
CraigC
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When it gets below 70F here, alligators climb out of the water to "sun". Being ectotherms, they can't self regulate body temperature. Caught this one while cruising Janes Scenic Drive in the Fakahatchee Strand area of the Everglades. It was in the middle of the dirt road and moved to the side as we approached.
Elawin
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I've only ever been close to alligators (and baby ones at that) in a cocktail bar in Mayfair. My son-in-law's friends had a reptile place which used to sell caimans, some of which were quite large, but they were behind very thick glass. I don't think I'd like to come across any of them in the wild.When it gets below 70F here, alligators climb out of the water to "sun". Being ectotherms, they can't self regulate body temperature. Caught this one while cruising Janes Scenic Drive in the Fakahatchee Strand area of the Everglades. It was in the middle of the dirt road and moved to the side as we approached.
