FOWChallenge-Victim

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At this stage of their lives I was always concerned that

I would being digging a small grave for Candi

after she fell victim to a play ‘accident’. 

I just hoped it would be required after

autumn rains had softened the ground.

It wasn’t until our Vet assured us they

wouldn’t hurt each other that I relaxed. 

I also noted that there were small white teeth

giving almost as good as they received.

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Fandango’s One Word Challenge:  Victim

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SUNDAY-STILLS-PC-Wildlife

 

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African wildlife…

Botswana leopard.

 

 

Botswana Rhinoceros.

 

South African Cape Buffalo.

 

 

Ostriches in Kruger National Park.

A visiting Hyena to our camp site in Botswana.

Kruger Park, Hyena,

South Africa..

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SUNDAY STILLS PHOTO:  Wildlife

Cee’s-FOTD-Challenge19-0305

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I feel  like I am repeating myself

with these geraniums.

It’s just that I don’t think I have ever seen

geraniums as attractive as those

sighted during our 2016 travels.

And if this image is not a geranium,

please say so.

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Cee’s FOTD Challenge: 2019-0305

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Book-Review-Outlander-#1

Recently I realised that none

of my Outlander reviews appear

to have been published on WoollyMuses.

Prepare to be inundated by Outlander reviews

over the next couple of weeks. 🙂

Outlander

Outlander #1

by

Diana Gabaldon

Written

Aug 29, 2016

The Outlander series is based on a doctor (Claire Randall) finding a portal for time travel back to the mid 1700s.  Although married in the twentieth century.  To save her life she has to marry (again) in the eighteenth century.  From there on the book, and the series, proceeds.

 

This is the second of the series I have read.  I have read books #4, #1 and currently reading book #2 of the series and still enjoying the story lines.

However, if you are not interested in eighteenth century Scotland, France or America you may not find these books enjoyable.

I read Drums of Autumn, number four in the series and enjoyed it as a standalone novel.  The second book is also providing enough background information to be read on its own also.

And that is probably my only grumble…that I am reading some information that I read in previous books.  That aside, I do hope that I will not put the series aside before all books are read.

 

I rated

Outlander

aread.

Goodreads readers have rated

Outlander

an average of 

4.22 stars

from 695,114 ratings and 41,255 reviews

(at the time of writing March 04, 2019)

Outlander

can be purchased online at 

Booktopia, Fishpond and Amazon

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