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not for critique, but just viewing, point and shoot kodakFound on my backyard, taken with an old point and shoot kodak,
I thought it was amazing I got that close without disturbing, cute little animal.......he he he......did anybody said burgers?
Cmon you guys, it's Sunday's ROAST. Nice pleasant photo.
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Looks like unprocessed venision in its original packaging.. doesnt look like its got an expiry date on it yet
Tim p.s. Nice shot still D70 - D200/MBD200 Coming soon - Too Much Gear, Not Enough Talent
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Marcos, interesting backyard Not too many aussie backyards have such finds
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Springbok Delights, Mowbray Road, Lane Cove - opposite the public school... He has it hanging from the ceiling... He also has a large range of other ZA delights... Cheers, John
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An old sailor saying springs to mind, 'Never eat cute animals, stick to the ugly ones, they all taste the same and are cheaper.' (edit:slightly modified)
How can you guys even contemplate eating such a cute wonder of nature. Steve.
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It's soooo cuuuuuttteee!!!
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