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M.-L. @MALUSE (69413) • Germany 11 Dec

Today I came across a word I had never seen before, namely 'to outfox'. It's not too difficult to understand, at least not for a German. English and German belong to the same family of words, but more importantly, the cultural...

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M.-L. @MALUSE (69413) • Germany 18 Dec

I was looking for something on the net which I've forgotten by now and landed on the site 'Mental Floss'**. Tell you what: I'm glad I did! If you're a serious, no-nonsense person who thinks that time - free time included -...

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 30 Apr 20

Mosi-oa-Tunya which translates to 'The Smoke that Thunders', named by Dr David Livingstone on his explorations of the African continent. I believe I have been silent long enough about our wonderful trip to the African States of...

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Marie @Inlemay very lucky

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (325759) • Rockingham, Australia 19 Dec

I read an interesting article recently about a group in South Africa called the Black Mambas. This is an all-female anti-poaching group that has been in operation since 2013. Operating in Olifants West in Greater Kruger National...

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Anna I am very glad those women are patrolling to survey the wildlife from poachers. People should stop killing animals for silly superstitions.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 24 Jan

After a few months into our painting session, we got to paint this op-art coulourful Leopard. The techniques are very different from any other artwork we had done already, but what I enjoyed the most was that I could use the...

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J.N.R Dutton I really like this piece a lot, excellent work.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 25 Jan

Last night was just a feast being back to the painting palette, or drawing board as they would say. We were welcomed to the first of the 2024 season of fun painting and socializing and then it was eyes down, thinking cap on and...

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Fleur Lovely painting of a beautiful and useful animal! I hope there are plenty of wild kudu still.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 25 Jan

Last night was just a feast being back to the painting palette, or drawing board as they would say. We were welcomed to the first of the 2024 season of fun painting and socializing and then it was eyes down, thinking cap on and...

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Judy Story Thanks for sharing your wisdom of the day.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 25 Jan

Last night was just a feast being back to the painting palette, or drawing board as they would say. We were welcomed to the first of the 2024 season of fun painting and socializing and then it was eyes down, thinking cap on and...

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Mildred Tabitha That's a nice painting of an antelope. I'm glad to learn about kudu.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 25 Jan

Last night was just a feast being back to the painting palette, or drawing board as they would say. We were welcomed to the first of the 2024 season of fun painting and socializing and then it was eyes down, thinking cap on and...

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Fiacre Banks @inlemay Majestic indeed - you’ve captured that well.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12595) • Ireland 24 Jan

As this short, end-of-January day began to draw quietly to an unremarkable close, the sun came out and filled the garden with a strange, wet, yellow light. Now fragments of the mind of the Poet Yeats are caught like stray wisps of...

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J.N.R Dutton @jnrdutton (2562) • United States 24 Jan

Hello again everyone, This is my newest contribution for Wildlife Wednesday. It's a blended piece, the background was made separately from the animal in the foreground, then combined for the final result you see. Some of you...

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Fleur @Fleura (29129) • United Kingdom 24 Jan

There are so many bits of history that are just overlooked or forgotten. Often it’s because they were so routine that people just didn’t think to mention them, and it’s only looking back that they might seem extraordinary. One...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (12595) • Ireland 24 Jan

Our house is mostly empty now. A good lot of the junk has been removed - worn, old mattresses, a defunct fridge, washing machine that leaks, and we’re rattling around it with minimal furniture and no books. It’s been a lovely big...

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Hanni Harel @Hannihar (129470) • Israel 24 Jan

Maybe some of you have seen it before, but, it just came to Netflix and I had to watch it. At first I started to watch it and did not understand it so had to look up what it is about and then understood. I went back to watching it...

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (157551) • United States 24 Jan

This weather is stressing me out. I would not mind it so much, except for the fact that it is dark and I need to drive in to work, in the fog. Our temperatures are warm enough that the accumulated snow is much the consistency of...

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Tunde @ogbenishyna (2910) 11 Jan

Singapore was the first country to abolish passports for travellers, but a number of African countries, including Namibia have also done the same. Will a passport-less travel make things easier to travel around the world? There...

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Fiacre Banks @ogbenishyna I love my passport. I would hate to not get to brandish it when arriving somewhere.

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Jim Bauer @porwest (78761) • United States 11 Jan

Cats are funny to me. Grayson is no exception. He is a card, that cat, let me tell you. Here I am making dinner and Grayson plops himself down and just sits and waits, knowing he is going to get some special food when the wifey...

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (306181) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 22 Jan

Good morning from warm Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. We're having a heat wave. It's 24 F. After last week's cold and severe windchill advisories, this is a thaw. By now, you know the Packers lost to the San Francisco 49ers if you're...

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 24 Jan

After a few months into our painting session, we got to paint this op-art coulourful Leopard. The techniques are very different from any other artwork we had done already, but what I enjoyed the most was that I could use the...

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Mildred Tabitha Nice painting you shared. I'm glad it is your favorite. Good luck with the first paint for 2024.

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17714) • South Africa 24 Jan

After a few months into our painting session, we got to paint this op-art coulourful Leopard. The techniques are very different from any other artwork we had done already, but what I enjoyed the most was that I could use the...

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Fleur That is really clever and represents just how a leopard blends into the landscape. And I love the colours!

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