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[squib]

I just love the way water flows in such beautiful ways and places! [emoji170][emoji172]
Thanks for sharing! Johanna, you live in paradise! [emoji56][emoji170]


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[col.bris]

Fraser Island. Australia

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[scifan57]

Fraser Island. Australia View attachment 61112
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Nice photos. That looks like a fairly large shipwreck in your first photo. It looks like it's been there for quite some time.

 

[col.bris]

SS Maheno

 

[scifan57]

SS Maheno
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I did some looking and found this. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Maheno

 

[scifan57]

A couple of people photographed in the Abbey Road crossing just now by the guy in the middle of the street with his camera over his head.

 

[Czevski]

Anyone know what this is? It showed up on my sofa, and eventually hid in a cup that I put a lid on. I put it outside.

 

[twerppoet]

Anyone know what this is? It showed up on my sofa, and eventually hid in a cup that I put a lid on. I put it outside.View attachment 61127

Looks like it might be a flying squirrel. Anyway, a search for Wisconsin squirrels turns up images that look pretty close.

Keep an eye out for a large talking moose.

 

[col.bris]

Maybe it is a small wallaby that escaped from Australia[emoji41]


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[scifan57]

Maybe it is a small wallaby that escaped from Australia[emoji41]


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Unlikely, I'd expect to see more muscle on those legs after a 15,000 kilometre swim.

 

[col.bris]

Lol long way across the pond.


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[scifan57]

Anyone know what this is? It showed up on my sofa, and eventually hid in a cup that I put a lid on. I put it outside.View attachment 61127

Looks like it might be a flying squirrel. Anyway, a search for Wisconsin squirrels turns up images that look pretty close.

Keep an eye out for a large talking moose.

It's a small flying squirrel all right, here's a couple of photos I found.

 

[LannyC]

It was looking for a nice, warm place to spend the coldest nights of winter, with maybe a dozen of its friends. Flying squirrels don't hibernate, but they do huddle together to conserve warmth. If it found its way indoors once, it will again, unless you plug the hole. Unfortunately, they're as destructive as they are cute.

 

[Czevski]

Thanks everyone. I just didn't think a squirrel would be that small, but I believe it was a flying squirrel. I hope he finds some others to huddle with and doesn't come in again. Sure was cute though.

 

[J. A.]

This picture was taken with my iPhone:

It's cropped, and I enhanced it just a little bit.