jagdriver wrote: 
No, jeez, do you believe the wildlife living in the city?

Welly. I saw welly today.

hippiechick wrote:

Posted: Aug 16, 2009 - 7:18pm
Yesterday I saw a beaver

 

hippiechick wrote:
 

Where ya seein' all these critters....at the Field Museum?

A freshly dead skunk lying belly up on someone's grass. It didn't smell at all. I thought the whole thing was kinda weird. Maybe it got hit by a car.

giant goobery loogie on the bathroom floor.   

Not to get all sexist or anything... but this is not something you would find in a home with no men. 

Yesterday I saw a beaver

 a fox

it was sooooooooooooo hot, I saw a dog chasing a cat...and they were both walking.

Oddly enough, three Corvairs and on my way to work a hawk flew across the road about 4 feet above my head and 10 feet ahead of me.  Quite a view from the motorcycle.

 meower wrote: 
Yes... I feel sorry for that woman wearing the burka though, isn't the idea of swimming to become free in the water?

(Of course it was only about one hundred years ago that the British had segregated bathing locations at the beach and the men were allowed to swim naked while the women were forced to wear those ridiculous "bathing costumes" which covered her whole body)

 samiyam wrote: 
we were south west yes..... exactly, about the shore, it was strange to see the sun come from left to right when looking out at the water.....

 meower wrote: 
Ah so... You're South of Istanbul and the shore looks South. 

 samiyam wrote: 
black sea is up the Bospurus from the sea of Marmora. 


http://www.seas.se/blackseas2008/pic/black_sea_map.gif

 MsJudi wrote: 
it is. 

edit: and that's my nephew on the raft

 meower wrote: 
Wow... get that far up the Dardanelles and we're talkin' Black Sea, aren't we?  (so very pretty)
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A: Wet

meower wrote:
wow...and thanks for the pic.....very interesting.....

 meower wrote: 
I wanna be where you are! (Is that a swimming burka or am I just seeing things?)

 samiyam wrote: 
well it's the sea, and up up the dardenelles on the western part of Thrace, very very close to the Greek border (50 miles?) 

 meower wrote: 
Wow... look at all that water!  Beautiful and smooth... not like the Pacific at all.

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