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FOWChallenge-Fiction

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fiction

literature in the form of prose, especially novels,
that describes imaginary events and people.
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As you can see from some

of the titles in my library…

…I am a hard core fiction reader.

Fiction based on fact and fiction set

in a place I have visited or lived near

add to the genre’s enjoyment. 

I read for enjoyment

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Fandango’s One Word Challenge:   Fiction

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FOWChallenge-Publish

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publish

prepare and issue
(a book, journal, or piece of music)
for public sale
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Perhaps not for public sale

(although I would be happy to sell copies)…

…I have prepared for our own memories

several coffee table books about

our recent travels.

 

Lekhubu Island.

 

Botswana’s Khama Rhino Sanctuary

is home to more than rhinos.

 

 

An abundance of wildlife in the Okavango Delta.

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Fandango’s One Word Challenge:   Publish

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Melbourne’s…
The view from Sausage Tree Safari Camp

with South Africa’s

Drakensburg Mountains

in the distance.

 

In the distance is the other end of

Whistler’s Peak2Peak Gondola Ride

The distance between

Melbourne (Aust.) and Wiseman (AK)

is 13,000 kilometres according to Google.

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Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Patti:  Distance

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Leya:  Distance

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Amy:  Distance

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge Tina:  Distance

 

 

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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Pick-a-Topic-3

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Week 3 – Pick a Topic

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Bird…Lilac Breasted Roller

 

Bus

Bridge…Sydney Harbour

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Whenever I see a mob of sheep

I think of farming days…briefly,

…until the realization that it only takes a cold,

wet break in the weather to wipe out

many of the lambs.

 

 These cubs bring about warm, fuzzy feelings

of how lucky we were to see them

and their mother..

A similar feeling comes when viewing most of

my African animal photos.

Although vets had to put Limpy down less than

twelve months after this photo was taken,

I will never forget the feeling as she turned

her head and looked straight into my cameras lens.

We were travelling in an open side vehicle.

She was only about twenty feet from me

and I can still feel the goose bumps

covering my body as this image was taken.

Limpy was the mother of the two cubs.

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Cee-BW-Challenge-Birds

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First up…

…the Southern Yellow Hornbill,

sighted in Kruger National Park,

South Africa.

 

 

African Fish Eagles have a gorgeous call

especially in the evening.

 

 

A grey, red billed Hornbill.

 

 

Lesser Masked Weaver.

 

 


Lilac Breasted Roller

 

Lilac Breasted Roller

 

 

 

Red Headed Weaver

Red Headed Weaver.

All sightings in Botswana,

with exception of the first image.

 

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Cee’s Black & White Challenge:  Birds

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