Personally I'd go to the doctor now but we will be after a comparison photo in two weeks. Expect further nagging!
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Good evening all. We have had a great day out on the salt marshes of the Camargue.
Lots of flamingoes and lots of other interesting birds too. Probably one of our better visits there.
Ragondin (Coypu) - look something like a beaver-sized water vole - are a regular sighting, but today we got an adult with 6 tiny pups. They looked like pom-poms with tails
Photos on a decent camera not my phone, sorry.
And to top it off a first ever sighting for us of a "Cistude d'Europe" aka European Pond Turtle (Emys Orbicularis). No photos of this either. It's basically mud coloured with a spotty head and when swimming in muddy water it was more than our cameras could cope with let alone my phone
Lots of flamingoes and lots of other interesting birds too. Probably one of our better visits there.
Ragondin (Coypu) - look something like a beaver-sized water vole - are a regular sighting, but today we got an adult with 6 tiny pups. They looked like pom-poms with tails
Photos on a decent camera not my phone, sorry. And to top it off a first ever sighting for us of a "Cistude d'Europe" aka European Pond Turtle (Emys Orbicularis). No photos of this either. It's basically mud coloured with a spotty head and when swimming in muddy water it was more than our cameras could cope with let alone my phone
Lovely.Good evening all. We have had a great day out on the salt marshes of the Camargue.
Lots of flamingoes and lots of other interesting birds too. Probably one of our better visits there.
Ragondin (Coypu) - look something like a beaver-sized water vole - are a regular sighting, but today we got an adult with 6 tiny pups. They looked like pom-poms with tails
And to top it off a first ever sighting for us of a "Cistude d'Europe" aka European Pond Turtle (Emys Orbicularis). No photos of this either. It's basically mud coloured with a spotty head and when swimming in muddy water it was more than our cameras could cope with let alone my phone
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Sounds like a most splendid day.
Naughty coypu are an invasive species, but they do look nice.
Lots of herons, egrets and gulls there too, i see..
Blimey!
I've got to pop out and buy another potato!
What on Earth does wifey do with 'em all!
I've got to pop out and buy another potato!
What on Earth does wifey do with 'em all!
Lots of terns (little & common) too. The 3 main egrets, purple & grey herons, kentish plover, black winged stilt and a good selection of other waders... and the list goes onLovely.
Sounds like a most splendid day.
Naughty coypu are an invasive species, but they do look nice.
Lots of herons, egrets and gulls there too, i see..
The Coypu are invaders, I know. We have even seen them in the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. I think they've finally got rid of them on the Norfolk Broads.
Me too, pharmacists aren't docs and in this day and age any changes in skin. moles warts etc should all be investigated.
Yup - more nagging on the way!!
Wonderful!!!Good evening all. We have had a great day out on the salt marshes of the Camargue.
Lots of flamingoes and lots of other interesting birds too. Probably one of our better visits there.
Ragondin (Coypu) - look something like a beaver-sized water vole - are a regular sighting, but today we got an adult with 6 tiny pups. They looked like pom-poms with tails
And to top it off a first ever sighting for us of a "Cistude d'Europe" aka European Pond Turtle (Emys Orbicularis). No photos of this either. It's basically mud coloured with a spotty head and when swimming in muddy water it was more than our cameras could cope with let alone my phone
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Buy a few and what she doesn't cook she can juggle.
Good evening all. We have had a great day out on the salt marshes of the Camargue.
Lots of flamingoes and lots of other interesting birds too. Probably one of our better visits there.
Ragondin (Coypu) - look something like a beaver-sized water vole - are a regular sighting, but today we got an adult with 6 tiny pups. They looked like pom-poms with tails
And to top it off a first ever sighting for us of a "Cistude d'Europe" aka European Pond Turtle (Emys Orbicularis). No photos of this either. It's basically mud coloured with a spotty head and when swimming in muddy water it was more than our cameras could cope with let alone my phone
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thank you for sharing the pics
In Morocco every pharmacy has to have a doctor on duty by law.
Very brilliant idea, I reckon, keeps waiting rooms clear to a large extent.
But that means carrying them home!
Right, as you see, I've got back.
And helped the neighbour by carrying her huge carpet down from the terrace.
I am now completely deaded.
(supposed to be an exhausted emoticon )
And helped the neighbour by carrying her huge carpet down from the terrace.
I am now completely deaded.
(supposed to be an exhausted emoticon )
You could juggle them too - whilst riding a unicycle!!But that means carrying them home!
I'd pay to see that!
Bought:
1 litre Coca Cola
1 litre Sprite.
1 litre Poms (sparkling apple drink, but non-alcoholic)
Seven prickly pear fruits.
3 potatoes (this better last the rest of the month)
2 tomatoes (one as a treat for Tidgy, one for wifey).
4 screw fitment light bulbs (one in the chandelier popped last night).
3 cartons of milk
1 litre vegetable cooking oil
Half a kilo of lemons. (not for Tidgy).
Half a kilo of rice.
Think that was all.
Total cost, less the refund I get for the bottles, about £7.
1 litre Coca Cola
1 litre Sprite.
1 litre Poms (sparkling apple drink, but non-alcoholic
) Seven prickly pear fruits.
3 potatoes (this better last the rest of the month)
2 tomatoes (one as a treat for Tidgy, one for wifey).
4 screw fitment light bulbs (one in the chandelier popped last night).
3 cartons of milk
1 litre vegetable cooking oil
Half a kilo of lemons. (not for Tidgy).
Half a kilo of rice.
Think that was all.
Total cost, less the refund I get for the bottles, about £7.
About 2 seconds before I crashed to the ground in a seriously injured heap ?
How much you offering ?
On the way home, we boughtBought:
1 litre Coca Cola
1 litre Sprite.
1 litre Poms (sparkling apple drink, but non-alcoholic
Seven prickly pear fruits.
3 potatoes (this better last the rest of the month)
2 tomatoes (one as a treat for Tidgy, one for wifey).
4 screw fitment light bulbs (one in the chandelier popped last night).
3 cartons of milk
1 litre vegetable cooking oil
Half a kilo of lemons. (not for Tidgy).
Half a kilo of rice.
Think that was all.
Total cost, less the refund I get for the bottles, about £7.
a bottle of Orangina
a loaf of bread
Cassoulet for 4 (Quick & easy dinner)
Toilet rolls
Pains of chocolat
Total cost about £14 - You win! (I blame the exchange rate; last year it would have been about £11
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Hmmmmm.On the way home, we bought
a bottle of Orangina
a loaf of bread
Cassoulet for 4 (Quick & easy dinner)
Toilet rolls
Pains of chocolat
Total cost about £14 - You win! (I blame the exchange rate; last year it would have been about £11
The falling pound is not helping us, either.
wifey's pension is getting less every month.
