November 18, 2013 – WoollyMuses

My Phoneography contribution for several weeks.

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We spent a few days in Perth after returning from South Africa.

We were told one of the ‘must sees’ was the Perth Bell Tower

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I featured the Bell Tower in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge a week or so ago.

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The Tower houses the oldest bell in Australia which once rang out from the Upton Grey church in Hampshire, according the above information.

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We were lucky enough to arrive shortly before the bells began to peal and had some time to explore the tower and view the bells as they tolled 🙂

Unfortunately I cannot upload video to my blog.

The Bell Tower is well worth a visit while in Perth.

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My Travel Theme for this week.

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I hope I have correctly remembered the names of two of the smallest antelopes we sighted in Kruger National Park.

My first offering is the Steenbok.

The Steenbok is a small, finely built member of the antelope family, only growing to 52 cm at the shoulder.

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Finally, I am not sure if this is Sharpe’s Grysbok or the Cape Grysbok. We have Sharpe marked in our book but both the photos of Sharpe’s Grysbok have horns whereas the Cape Grysbok is not sporting horns in either the male of female. Therefore I am tending to lean towards the Cape Grysbok. Please let me know which it is if you are familiar with the grysboks.

It makes my short list because it only grows to 45 cm at the shoulder and looks at lot smaller when sitting up in a vehicle. The grysboks we sighted tended to graze in, around, behind and under bushes as this one did. This is the best photo I have of a grysbok.

18/11/2013
Thank you de Wets Wild for clarifying that this photo is indeed of a female Sharpe’s Grysbok. I should never have doubted MGW’s recording of animals sighted 🙂

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Where’s My Backpack?: Travel Theme: Short

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Day: November 18, 2013

Phoneography-Perth Bell Tower

My Phoneography contribution for several weeks.

~~~~~

We spent a few days in Perth after returning from South Africa.

We were told one of the ‘must sees’ was the Perth Bell Tower

~~~~~

I featured the Bell Tower in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge a week or so ago.

~~~~~

The Tower houses the oldest bell in Australia which once rang out from the Upton Grey church in Hampshire, according the above information.

~~~~~

We were lucky enough to arrive shortly before the bells began to peal and had some time to explore the tower and view the bells as they tolled 🙂

Unfortunately I cannot upload video to my blog.

The Bell Tower is well worth a visit while in Perth.

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Travel Theme-Short

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My Travel Theme for this week.

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I hope I have correctly remembered the names of two of the smallest antelopes we sighted in Kruger National Park.

My first offering is the Steenbok.

The Steenbok is a small, finely built member of the antelope family, only growing to 52 cm at the shoulder.

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It makes my short list because it only grows to 45 cm at the shoulder and looks at lot smaller when sitting up in a vehicle. The grysboks we sighted tended to graze in, around, behind and under bushes as this one did. This is the best photo I have of a grysbok.

18/11/2013
Thank you de Wets Wild for clarifying that this photo is indeed of a female Sharpe’s Grysbok. I should never have doubted MGW’s recording of animals sighted 🙂

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Where’s My Backpack?: Travel Theme: Short

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My Phoneography contribution for several weeks.

~~~~~

We spent a few days in Perth after returning from South Africa.

We were told one of the ‘must sees’ was the Perth Bell Tower

~~~~~

I featured the Bell Tower in Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge a week or so ago.

~~~~~

The Tower houses the oldest bell in Australia which once rang out from the Upton Grey church in Hampshire, according the above information.

~~~~~

We were lucky enough to arrive shortly before the bells began to peal and had some time to explore the tower and view the bells as they tolled 🙂

Unfortunately I cannot upload video to my blog.

The Bell Tower is well worth a visit while in Perth.

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My Travel Theme for this week.

~~~~~

I hope I have correctly remembered the names of two of the smallest antelopes we sighted in Kruger National Park.

My first offering is the Steenbok.

The Steenbok is a small, finely built member of the antelope family, only growing to 52 cm at the shoulder.

~~~~~

It makes my short list because it only grows to 45 cm at the shoulder and looks at lot smaller when sitting up in a vehicle. The grysboks we sighted tended to graze in, around, behind and under bushes as this one did. This is the best photo I have of a grysbok.

18/11/2013 Thank you de Wets Wild for clarifying that this photo is indeed of a female Sharpe’s Grysbok. I should never have doubted MGW’s recording of animals sighted 🙂

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Where’s My Backpack?: Travel Theme: Short

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18/11/2013
Thank you de Wets Wild for clarifying that this photo is indeed of a female Sharpe’s Grysbok. I should never have doubted MGW’s recording of animals sighted 🙂