I really like your garden, and that mama with her babies , Winnie and Jo look so big! The Magpies are so pretty. I had thought with all those people walking about, that the fowl would be running about like they were wild!
By the sounds of all the people they were all having a grand time. Winnie and Jo are so big now. Geez, they grow fast! Um, what is a punter? I'm sure it isn't a good thing and glad you turned them down.
punter noun One who punts a football; also, one who propels a punt (pontoon). (context, UK, slang) one who gambles. See speculator. (context, UK, slang) A customer, often used to refer to the customer of a prostitute.
Nice shot of the goosies, too!
ReplyDeleteI really like your garden, and that mama with her babies , Winnie and Jo look so big! The Magpies are so pretty. I had thought with all those people walking about, that the fowl would be running about like they were wild!
ReplyDeleteBy the sounds of all the people they were all having a grand time.
ReplyDeleteWinnie and Jo are so big now. Geez, they grow fast!
Um, what is a punter? I'm sure it isn't a good thing and glad you turned them down.
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One who punts a football; also, one who propels a punt (pontoon).
(context, UK, slang) one who gambles. See speculator.
(context, UK, slang) A customer, often used to refer to the customer of a prostitute.
That was a good video too! Okay I can usually figure out what some of the words you use mean, but Punters? What is that? :O)...
ReplyDeleteThe gosling well I guess they are getting to big to call them gosling but they looked very relaxed for all that was going on!
Again your place is lovely. Such nice gardens you have! So green,and lush looking :O).
OH never mind I just saw the answer to my question AJ asked too :O).
luv the geese!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a nice day and people were milling around. Love the geese..they're growing up too fast though. Oh well that's life.
ReplyDeletewatched both movies and the ducks are lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt looked like a lovely day for you all?
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