Wallabies!

[JamezF]

The first sentence, whilst amusing, is hard to swallow.

I'm sure you'll just shake it off...

James

 

[user 819]

I know of several Victorian collections of wallabies that were bought over and over the years some have escaped and live wild. I recently went to a large garden on the east side of West Sussex (about 30 miles away)where they have a colony of wallabies so it's possible I saw an escapee from there.

Yes , Leonardslee Gardens at Lower Beeding , Horsham district has had a large Wallaby colony for a long time. First introduced in 1889 or so and run free in the grounds, originally for vegetation control.
They have traditional coloured ones and albino's.

 

[Newbeeneil]

Yes , Leonardslee Gardens at Lower Beeding , Horsham district has had a large Wallaby colony for a long time. First introduced in 1889 or so and run free in the grounds, originally for vegetation control.
They have traditional coloured ones and albino's.

Yes I went there to see the lights recently. A very good show!

 

[Wilco]

I'm sure you'll just shake it off...

James

Don't blame me if I can't.

 

[JamezF]

Yes I went there to see the lights recently. A very good show!
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There's a well-known optical delusion where people perceive the full Moon to be larger than normal when it is close to the horizon, but it looks enormous in that photo

James

 

[Newbeeneil]

There's a well-known optical delusion where people perceive the full Moon to be larger than normal when it is close to the horizon, but it looks enormous in that photo

James

What’s the explanation for this one then?

 

[JamezF]

What’s the explanation for this one then?

Mirrors. Got to be

James

 

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