Are you affected by the heat?
Sep 7th 2011, 4:33 pm
#316
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Re: Are you affected by the heat?
I must admit I avoid the really hot, midday sun here in Spain, not because of any scientific reasons, but merely because it feels uncomfortable. I also admit that on a visit to my Australian family, when I attempted to briefly sunbathe when it was hot, I had to cover up because it felt dangerous - it seemed to be a different kind of heat, a destructive kind.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
Sep 7th 2011, 4:56 pm
#317
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Re: Are you affected by the heat?
I must admit I avoid the really hot, midday sun here in Spain, not because of any scientific reasons, but merely because it feels uncomfortable. I also admit that on a visit to my Australian family, when I attempted to briefly sunbathe when it was hot, I had to cover up because it felt dangerous - it seemed to be a different kind of heat, a destructive kind.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
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Sep 7th 2011, 5:12 pm
#318
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Re: Are you affected by the heat?
I must admit I avoid the really hot, midday sun here in Spain, not because of any scientific reasons, but merely because it feels uncomfortable. I also admit that on a visit to my Australian family, when I attempted to briefly sunbathe when it was hot, I had to cover up because it felt dangerous - it seemed to be a different kind of heat, a destructive kind.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
One day I walked from the Sydney Opera house to the large tropical gardens and wondered at the different species of plants and birds on show. I even stopped to speak to what looked like a blue and yellow magpie. I had to stop, the funny looking bird refused to get out of my way.
I remember saying, 'What the f*** are you?'
I'm sure it replied, 'You piss off, I live here.'
I took the advice.
Sep 8th 2011, 10:20 am
#319
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Re: Are you affected by the heat?
Nice here today in Gran Canaria 30* Gets dark around 8.30pm..
Sep 8th 2011, 3:19 pm
#322
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Sep 8th 2011, 3:23 pm
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Re: Are you affected by the heat?
come on guys feeding isnt acceptable
they will keep coming back if you leave them scraps
they will keep coming back if you leave them scraps
Sep 10th 2011, 12:14 am
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