thelonehydrangea on 4th February 2010 at 12:06 ampermalink
I rearranged some of my pics into their own set yesterday. You might like to check out the pinky/orangy ones taken from the back step. There are 2 from last night that haven’t gone in as yet, but they are very ordinary by comparison colourwise.
Love how the swordfish is going at Marinas in a similar fashion to Connery and a certain infamous laser beam scene. bwahaha…
Robert Belcher on 4th February 2010 at 12:32 ampermalink
Tarka The otter, one of the storeys i loved from yester year, When Stingray ,Thunderbirds, and captin scarlet, were the main topic of the playground
thelonehydrangea on 4th February 2010 at 12:47 ampermalink
I was never sure with Hayley Mills whether I had a crush on her or wanted to be her. I don’t mean a Crush crush, just a crush, you know.
Last nights ones have gone in now. The reason why I took them and had moved the others into their own place in readiness was because I thought it would be nice to take photos from exactly the same spot on the back step as a project to see how different it could look from time to time throughout the year. This link is better.
..did Tarka for english lit in yr 9.
(in country fairs there would be a tent with a sign ‘See the water otter’; you’d go in & there was a kettle. How we laughed..)
David Oliver on 4th February 2010 at 12:20 pmpermalink
I feel…
surreal…
thelonehydrangea on 4th February 2010 at 11:55 pmpermalink
Elissa, not only did I never read Tarka the Otter I have never heard of Tarka the Otter. I have, however, read Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra.
thelonehydrangea on 4th February 2010 at 11:56 pmpermalink
P.S. I’m just thinking that I did have a dream about and oater once, but never about an otter.
thelonehydrangea on 4th February 2010 at 11:58 pmpermalink
I mean An. While here for a third attempt I must say: Why must the creatures be given such silly names. I mean, why couldn’t it be…. Nathan the Otter or something.
Nope, haven’t heard of Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra either. Storm Boy?
thelonehydrangea on 5th February 2010 at 6:14 ampermalink
I’d be suprised if anyone has heard of Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra . The book was presented to me at the end of 1979 for Excellence in Reading. I remember Storm Boy – have a book of it floating about my son’s bookshelf somewhere. Picked it up at the op shop but haven’t read it yet. I remember in the movie that David Gulpilil frightened me a little bit
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Not quite the photo I was expecting to see… I like it none the less
Looks like it smells nice there, wherever it maybe.
ps… don’t have a flickr account, but the two photos you’ve posted are stunning.
Night.
Thank you Helen. I’m a sunset fan!
Night.
And Stingray one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkJjWgjtVlE
hmmmm….Tarka….otters….connection? Me no understandy!
Me too
Tarka the otter Elissa… you know..
http://www.amazon.com/TARKA-OTTER-Concord-Library-Williamson/dp/0807085073#reader_0807085073
Sleep time. Night.
ahhh….lovely…thanks Helen! Nite nite
xo
I rearranged some of my pics into their own set yesterday. You might like to check out the pinky/orangy ones taken from the back step. There are 2 from last night that haven’t gone in as yet, but they are very ordinary by comparison colourwise.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelonehydrangea/sets/72157623339833422/
I was in love with Marina from Stingray until I was 7, then it was Hayley Mills.
Tarka is great but I preferred “Mij” from Ring Of Bright Water.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064893/
Heartbreaking….
Great pics Nick ;o)
Love how the swordfish is going at Marinas in a similar fashion to Connery and a certain infamous laser beam scene. bwahaha…
Tarka The otter, one of the storeys i loved from yester year, When Stingray ,Thunderbirds, and captin scarlet, were the main topic of the playground
I was never sure with Hayley Mills whether I had a crush on her or wanted to be her. I don’t mean a Crush crush, just a crush, you know.
Last nights ones have gone in now. The reason why I took them and had moved the others into their own place in readiness was because I thought it would be nice to take photos from exactly the same spot on the back step as a project to see how different it could look from time to time throughout the year. This link is better.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelonehydrangea/sets/72157623339833422/detail/
I would like to hear more about zbd’s knickers
Its the lack of knickers I worry about tlh
hmmmm…sunsets and little cute animals makes me think of this….so loved when I was a girl….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8of1W29oRQ
Never read Tarka the Otter. Did you TLH?
Is it otter in here or is it just me ??
The otter the better!!
..did Tarka for english lit in yr 9.
(in country fairs there would be a tent with a sign ‘See the water otter’; you’d go in & there was a kettle. How we laughed..)
I feel…
surreal…
Elissa, not only did I never read Tarka the Otter I have never heard of Tarka the Otter. I have, however, read Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra.
P.S. I’m just thinking that I did have a dream about and oater once, but never about an otter.
I mean An. While here for a third attempt I must say: Why must the creatures be given such silly names. I mean, why couldn’t it be…. Nathan the Otter or something.
Nope, haven’t heard of Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra either. Storm Boy?
I’d be suprised if anyone has heard of Kurri Kurri the Kookaburra
. The book was presented to me at the end of 1979 for Excellence in Reading. I remember Storm Boy 
– have a book of it floating about my son’s bookshelf somewhere. Picked it up at the op shop but haven’t read it yet. I remember in the movie that David Gulpilil frightened me a little bit 