Cath is a very historic rhino
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Come away with the raggle taggle gypsy-o
Cath is a very historic rhino
Lucid Gypsy 
Oh, I do love rhinos π
What a great idea a rhino trail is. Maybe that was the point of the Εazienki pandas. Lacking language has repercussions, and being lazy about translating doesn’t help. I always enjoy seeing what different artists do with a “template”. This one looks as if it would repay close study.
Cath is so gorgeous. Love the gold bits. π
So where is Cath, Gilly? She does look resplendant with her gold horns….
She’s on Southernhay, and is one of forty!
Why rhinos on Southernhay…..??
We had gorillas a couple of years ago, sheepm before that – other places have had different creatures, it’s great fun http://www.greatbigrhinos.org.uk/about-the-project
Oh, brilliant- thanks for this, Gilly!
Cath sure is gorgeous and the gold horn very flash π
Some people are much more observant than me. A rhino trail! π Super idea, and what a lovely creature. Happy Sunday sweetheart! Hope you’ve found some idle time π
Idle? Moi? fat chance, I’m off to Plymouth this morning to see my G-babies. Hope you have a lovely day too x π x
Afternoon tea party for a 65th birthday. Hugs for the babes π
What a beautifully crafted rhino, Gilly ~ it must be fun to follow the trail of them around the city. Thank you for posting! π
nothing quite like a rhino, pre-historic…is she actual size or a bit smaller?
Gorgeous! Forty such gold horned rhinos must be quite a sight!