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Posted 29/06/2010 - 19:35
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Were they Hungarian Horny Tails ?
I believe that was the name
I believe that was the name
let the education continue
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Posted 29/06/2010 - 19:45
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They looked very similar to the radio controlled helicopter I gave my Bro-in-Law as a gift........................but prettier and easier to control !!
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Posted 29/06/2010 - 19:48
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I enjoy this time of the year - salads and
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let the education continue
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Posted 29/06/2010 - 21:44
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techno-terminator wrote:
Were they Hungarian Horny Tails ?
I believe that was the name
I prefer Norwegian Ridgebacks my self, beggers can't be choosers.Were they Hungarian Horny Tails ?
I believe that was the name
This was the only horned thing I could find
Posted 29/06/2010 - 21:48
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Not recommended, after Strawberry and cream
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Posted 29/06/2010 - 21:49
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Hardgravity wrote:
Mmm, a bit of garlic butter...
Strawberries or Snail?
Mmm, a bit of garlic butter...
Posted 29/06/2010 - 23:13
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Technoblurb wrote:
I'm going dragonfly hunting
You should visit Saskatchewan (Canada). There, the dragonflies are as large as Boeing's 747, and they are everywhere. You wouldn't even have to hunt them.
I'm going dragonfly hunting
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Posted 30/06/2010 - 07:48
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Canada is on my MUST SEE list, just never managed it yet
Posted 30/06/2010 - 09:19
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No puppy dog's tails. At least not for Yves with his Aussie .
Canada is on my list too, but it is so darned huge it would take a lifetime to see all I want to see there.
Canada is on my list too, but it is so darned huge it would take a lifetime to see all I want to see there.
Posted 30/06/2010 - 10:30
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Gwyn wrote:
but it is so darned huge it would take a lifetime to see all I want to see there.
You've got that one right. I try to visit as much as I can in Canada and despite being able to fly when I want where I want, I only saw a small part of it.but it is so darned huge it would take a lifetime to see all I want to see there.
Some pointers, if you like history: the Louisbourg Fortress in Nova Scotia and Québec city in Québec. Fort McMurray in the prairies. And so much more...
Yves (another one of those crazy Canucks)
Posted 30/06/2010 - 11:30
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Yves, I really hope we will get to Canada. We are dreaming of a coast to coast trip over a few weeks, at some future date, making use of the trains, as well as hiring cars. My husband wants to go back to NL has he loved it there and wants to show it to me, I want to visit Nova Scotia and Quebec City, he has a cousin near Toronto he wants to visit, and of course the Rockies are a must.
Have to see how the finances pan out, and decide whether we can really leave the dogs for that long. We may do it in a couple of goes. Just a shame getting to NL is so difficult from here.
By the time we are dogless (±7 years as they are both 7 now) we'll be too poor and too old to do it I fear, though what we'd save on kennel fees could go on the trip.
Of course the big dream for me is to see polar bears, but I'll have to win the lottery for that one.
Have to see how the finances pan out, and decide whether we can really leave the dogs for that long. We may do it in a couple of goes. Just a shame getting to NL is so difficult from here.
By the time we are dogless (±7 years as they are both 7 now) we'll be too poor and too old to do it I fear, though what we'd save on kennel fees could go on the trip.
Of course the big dream for me is to see polar bears, but I'll have to win the lottery for that one.
Posted 30/06/2010 - 12:40
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Gwyn wrote:
Of course the big dream for me is to see polar bears, but I'll have to win the lottery for that one.
We share that one Gwyn. I have heard they are really cuddly.
Of course the big dream for me is to see polar bears, but I'll have to win the lottery for that one.
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