Was this for a trail or a garden or a park. (Just that you wrote for the zoo.) t's interesting how they don't want you to let kangaroos or wallabies through the gate. You don't see that around New Hampshire, or probably anywhere in Germany either. :) hugs-Erika
Unless they stand in front of you wanting food, that is - they have claws - and I had no food. Ingo gave it water from a coffee-mug - one, two, three mugs, it couldn´t get enough, LOL (long ago in a National Park).
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I agree with the English Rhyming, I think German would be very hard to make rhymes and poetry with all those very long words.
English is softer, I think, too.
...stick to it, Iris!!!
Hello Iris,
Love the signs, great find for the theme.
The last image of the swan and roo is cute.
Take care, have a great day!
Will do, Tom :-)
Thank you, Eileen and the same to you!
Was this for a trail or a garden or a park. (Just that you wrote for the zoo.) t's interesting how they don't want you to let kangaroos or wallabies through the gate. You don't see that around New Hampshire, or probably anywhere in Germany either. :) hugs-Erika
Nice signs!
I like those signs and the Roo is pretty cute too!
Fun!
Fun signs, Iris. You can't take the Roos out for a walkabout.
Cute ones :-)
It´s the big Perth Zoo and they could otherwise simply hop into the street at one point.
I might be a section in Zoo Hanover, but I´m not sure. hus!
Yes, made by nightcafé (AI).
And safe!
No, RedPat, as there are no gates out of the zoo onto the busy street!
I like the 3 sticks. Good advice. I've always been kind of attached to Roos. There is something so special about them.
Unless they stand in front of you wanting food, that is - they have claws - and I had no food. Ingo gave it water from a coffee-mug - one, two, three mugs, it couldn´t get enough, LOL (long ago in a National Park).
I do like the image of the swan and roo ...
All the best Jan
Take care signs!
Thank you, Jan.
Oh, yes!
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