cyprusgrump wrote: ....A Cyprus hedgehog I rescued earlier…
Ooohhh what a pretty sweetie lovely cutesy wootsy gorgeous little pumpkin ....
... and the hedgehog is cute too!
lots of rain and green fields or ...
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by Oracle » Tue Mar 11, 2008 6:50 pm
Ooohhh what a pretty sweetie lovely cutesy wootsy gorgeous little pumpkin ....
... and the hedgehog is cute too!
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by cyprusgrump » Tue Mar 11, 2008 6:50 pm
BOF wrote:8) Nice picture and well done grump on the rescue. never mind the tape of sounds, where can i see all these wonderful creatures? or better still sell me your house!!
Pissouri... and if you like the house I'll do you a deal...
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by Niki » Tue Mar 11, 2008 8:46 pm
The view from our house across the green fields is spectacular and the wild flowers and blossom smell wonderful. I'd love to see it when there has been a lot of rain.
The UK does have beautiful green fields - in the spring/summer. The winter tends to be grey and muddy.
Both the countrysides are lovely but I can get out and enjoy the Cyprus views more because of the sunshine.
The UK does have beautiful green fields - in the spring/summer. The winter tends to be grey and muddy.
Both the countrysides are lovely but I can get out and enjoy the Cyprus views more because of the sunshine.
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by webbo » Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:21 pm
Niki wrote:The view from our house across the green fields is spectacular and the wild flowers and blossom smell wonderful. I'd love to see it when there has been a lot of rain.
The UK does have beautiful green fields - in the spring/summer. The winter tends to be grey and muddy.
Both the countrysides are lovely but I can get out and enjoy the Cyprus views more because of the sunshine.
Your green fields will not last unfortunately Niki mou - just wait until the sun really does start to shine
Nothing but brown or bare fields everywhere!
Thought your view was going to be spoilt by the impending building work anyway
Bubbles x
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by Niki » Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:43 pm
webbo wrote:Niki wrote:The view from our house across the green fields is spectacular and the wild flowers and blossom smell wonderful. I'd love to see it when there has been a lot of rain.
The UK does have beautiful green fields - in the spring/summer. The winter tends to be grey and muddy.
Both the countrysides are lovely but I can get out and enjoy the Cyprus views more because of the sunshine.
Your green fields will not last unfortunately Niki mou - just wait until the sun really does start to shine
Thought your view was going to be spoilt by the impending building work anyway
Bubbles x
In one direction yes but the rest of the view is wonderful. I was here when it was brown so know what to expect. It's how green it is now that's surprised me.
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by webbo » Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:49 pm
I forgot wagtails!
They love to play (feed prolly) on our pool cover – they seem to know that the cats can’t get them there!
I forgot the hedghogs too – we have a garden full of them – drive Skilos wild!
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And don't forget the multi-patterned lovely lizards ..... each one unique in design[/quote]
I have loads of them living in my bougainvillea – but there do they go in the winter?
A Cyprus hedgehog I rescued earlier…
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I love watching the wagtails going about their daily business - such sheer delight!! Do miss the little robins though - do not see enough of them in town!
Grump, have you named your rescued hedgehog yet?
Bubbles x
They love to play (feed prolly) on our pool cover – they seem to know that the cats can’t get them there!
I forgot the hedghogs too – we have a garden full of them – drive Skilos wild!
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And don't forget the multi-patterned lovely lizards ..... each one unique in design
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I have loads of them living in my bougainvillea – but there do they go in the winter?
A Cyprus hedgehog I rescued earlier…
[img]http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l194/markfrank19/hedgy.jpg[/i
I love watching the wagtails going about their daily business - such sheer delight!! Do miss the little robins though - do not see enough of them in town!
Grump, have you named your rescued hedgehog yet?
Bubbles x
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by cyprusgrump » Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:52 pm
webbo wrote:I forgot wagtails!
They love to play (feed prolly) on our pool cover – they seem to know that the cats can’t get them there!
I forgot the hedghogs too – we have a garden full of them – drive Skilos wild!
And don't forget the multi-patterned lovely lizards ..... each one unique in design
[/quote]I have loads of them living in my bougainvillea – but there do they go in the winter?
A Cyprus hedgehog I rescued earlier…
[img]http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l194/markfrank19/hedgy.jpg[/i
I love watching the wagtails going about their daily business - such sheer delight!! Do miss the little robins though - do not see enough of them in town!
Grump, have you named your rescued hedgehog yet?
Bubbles x
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'Piper'
He was stuck inside a concrete pipe...
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by cyprusgrump » Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:55 pm
webbo wrote::lol:
Not the electrics then? we cannot call him 'blackout'
Bubbles x
No, I don't beleive he had a kite on him...
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