We’re ready for our close up, Mr Munguin.African Wild Dog.What big teeth you’ve got…Central Ouagadougou.Cows.Burkina countryside.You shouldn’t have gone to any trouble on our account. What the well dressed Burkina girl is wearing.African Green Pigeon.
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Hello… is it me you’re looking for?With, Mummy…That horrid Andrea Loathesome is trying to kill me.Rose on the balcony in Munguin’s pied a terre in BudapestMunicipal Park, Sweden.Venice Sunset.More rose in Budapest.Locust.Hope you enjoyed Soppy Sunday… next week, same time, same place.
Once again, utterly horrific events in London, Gerry, but yes, I’m always soothed by the beauty of the world where man hasn’t managed to make it ugly, and of the fantastic beasts and birds we have as our fellow citizens.
Yes Soppy Sunday is a rare treat – well maybe not rare since it’s very week 🙂 Did like the giraffes and the green pigeon – nicer that our grey ones. The Budapest roses were gorgeous. Didn’t know Tris had a pied a terre. Obviously Munguin pays him more than the occasional contributors!
And some lovely orangs. Brilliant. Did you know there are over 400 type of primate and only one is solely carnivorous? The rest are omnivores or vegetarian.
I found the name Ouagadougou years ago when the Country gained freedom from France under the name Upper Volta. I always thought of it as exotic. Your picture of Ouagadougou looks rather mundane and doesn’t fit that bill although the one on Wiki of the Place des cinéastes fits my illusion rather better.
However, the countryside picture feeds my illusions as does the fashionable clothing. Mind you I reckon if I tried to walk around in those outfits I’d make a right buarach of it and look like a right ninny.
I love the name Ouagadougou. It has a very good reputation for first class restaurants, as you might expect from a former French colony. It’s an int4eresting place. I like the Maison du peuple and the railway station.
The ceremonial costumes immediately made me think of the “Charlie Boy” episode from Hammer House of Horror. Well, I know what I’m re-watching tonight now.
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🙂 .Usual highlight of the weekend. Well on the internet. Obviously a sea of saltires trumps everything else.
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Munguin really doesn’t mind coming in second to a sea of saltires. 🙂
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Love a soppy sunday… 🙂
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Thanks. I actually enjoy finding the pics. It’s much more satisfying that than rummaging through pictures of politicians.
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Just when things get bad, nature shows its beauty
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Once again, utterly horrific events in London, Gerry, but yes, I’m always soothed by the beauty of the world where man hasn’t managed to make it ugly, and of the fantastic beasts and birds we have as our fellow citizens.
Did you enjoy the launch?
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Sadly didn’t make the launch – injured knee, but recovered and enjoyed the march yesterday.
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Sorry to hear that. The march went really well, by the looks of it.
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Yes Soppy Sunday is a rare treat – well maybe not rare since it’s very week 🙂 Did like the giraffes and the green pigeon – nicer that our grey ones. The Budapest roses were gorgeous. Didn’t know Tris had a pied a terre. Obviously Munguin pays him more than the occasional contributors!
And some lovely orangs. Brilliant. Did you know there are over 400 type of primate and only one is solely carnivorous? The rest are omnivores or vegetarian.
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Dear me no. It’s Munguin’s pied a terre. I was allowed to go with him last year as his manservant.
I didn’t know that. Which one is totally carnivorous?
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It’s the tarsier – a small primate with HUGE eyes. As big as their brain. Though my eyes are bigger than my stomach…
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Thank you.
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“Which one is totally carnivorous?”
The one all the others are afraid of.
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Me too… except, he looks a harmless wee fella…
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I found the name Ouagadougou years ago when the Country gained freedom from France under the name Upper Volta. I always thought of it as exotic. Your picture of Ouagadougou looks rather mundane and doesn’t fit that bill although the one on Wiki of the Place des cinéastes fits my illusion rather better.
However, the countryside picture feeds my illusions as does the fashionable clothing. Mind you I reckon if I tried to walk around in those outfits I’d make a right buarach of it and look like a right ninny.
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Ha ha.
I love the name Ouagadougou. It has a very good reputation for first class restaurants, as you might expect from a former French colony. It’s an int4eresting place. I like the Maison du peuple and the railway station.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouagadougou
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The ceremonial costumes immediately made me think of the “Charlie Boy” episode from Hammer House of Horror. Well, I know what I’m re-watching tonight now.
Great selection, as always.
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I’m glad we were able to inspire some entertainment for you. 🙂
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