Wordless Wednesday
More Orang Utans
I just wanted to highlight Isobel’s post that I re-blogged this morning, it’s something that I feel passionate about so if you could just take a look at these beautiful creatures and go over to sign on the link from earlier it would be wonderful. http://isobelandcat.wordpress.com/2013/05/14/save-the-orangutans/
We like it here, but it would be better if there was enough food and nice trees deep in the forest.
Here is our forest
My cousin is hiding up there, he has darker fur than I do because he chooses all his own food!
This is a friend
Will you help to make sure that the baby grows up to have babies too?
Can you see all those rows of trees? They are taking over our habitat and we need help so that we can survive.
With credit to Ross and Lori Hall and Lindy Campbell who took some of these photos while I was too ill to hold my camera!
Save the Orangutans
Thanks Isobel, I’ve seen this destruction first hand in Borneo, I’ve signed, will you?
I was shocked to read this.
How can we even begin to think of such destruction? Do the mining and palm oil companies have another spare planet to pull out of their pockets when they sucked this one dry?
Do sign the petition.
A Country Walk
Late spring in Devon, cold, damp, green and beautiful.
Travel Theme: Beaches
I’ve chosen three beaches for Ailsa’s theme, all of them beaches in the south west of England.
I’ve just realsed that yo ucan’t actually see the beach, but I promise it is there!
Winter beach
Christmas sunset
Join in at http://wheresmybackpack.com/2013/05/10/travel-theme-beaches/
Weekly Photo Challenge: Pattern
Sara Rosso says ‘Pattern. Patterns are everywhere. Patterns are sometimes intentional and sometimes accidental. They can be decorative or merely a result of repetition, and often patterns can be in the eye of the beholder to discover them.’
I love patterns of course,it’s another reason to photo graph details. Here are my choices.
Join in at http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/weekly-photo-challenge-pattern/
Lazy Poets Thursday Haiku
Cerulean sky
gathering puffs of white cloud
cumulonimbus
Wordless Wednesday
100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups Week # 88
Julia acknowledges that we may take the ‘left field’ with her prompt this week so I saw this as a double edged challenge.
Join in at http://jfb57.wordpress.com/2013/05/06/100-word-challenge-for-grown-ups-week88/
From the Balcony
Parting is such sweet sorrow. Must I utter those words whilst spittle oozes from that pustular mouth? How many times must I spy the rise in his hose and the curl in his leer? He is too long in the tooth to dally as Romeo, canst thou not see? Whilst I, still a mere slip of a boy, I can still appear as a maiden fair, fresh from her mother’s breast.
Good Master Shakespeare, hear my plea, rid me of this Roman. My friend, bring me instead your countryman, the bonny Marlowe, the beauteous serpent to assuage my sorrow. Make haste, on the morrow.
Lucid Gypsy 