Good morning Roberta! Good to make acquaintances with your friend, Sir Marmot.
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djjd62
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Mon 7 Mar, 2011 07:01 am
@Roberta,
i'm almost as interested in the little alpine flowers as i am the marmot, love alpine plants, so fragile, yet so beautiful, eking out an existence on poor soil and less than favourable weather conditions
Are blowfish the ones you have to be very careful about how they are filleted because they contain poison?
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Roberta
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Mon 7 Mar, 2011 05:59 pm
OK, I just recovered from seeing today's B. Keeping the smelling salts right by the computer.
Arella Mae, I think that puffer fish are the ones to be wary of, but they're a kind of blowfish. Not 100 percent sure on this. Someone else might have more definitive info.
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ossobuco
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Mon 7 Mar, 2011 06:37 pm
@djjd62,
That plant (plants?) near the marmot interested me too. Reminds me of Mickey Mouse plant, Ochna serrulata, which if from South Africa. Hmmm. Not likely as alpines, but very similar.
May I have this waltz? I've been dieing to dance with you all evening.
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MontereyJack
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Tue 8 Mar, 2011 03:51 am
Cuddly slow loris, kinda pushy owner:
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djjd62
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Tue 8 Mar, 2011 11:18 am
the daily B & O
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Irishk
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Tue 8 Mar, 2011 01:02 pm
Amateur photographer Ingrid Bunse snapped this photograph of a waterbuck with lop-sided horns while on safari in the Ongava Wilderness Reserve, Namibia. She said: "When I spotted this animal I knew I had to get a picture because it was so unusual - I've never seen anything like it. I don't know what caused the horn to curl like this but it didn't seem to be too bothered by it."
Picture: Ingrid Bunse/solentnews.co.uk