Becky has started a new photo challenge for March #SpikySquare Drop into Beckys Spiky Square site for some details and other peoples spiky photos.
The rules are simple:
Have fun interpreting the spikiness but don’t forget there is ONE absolute rule for this daily photo challenge – your main photograph must be square.
Yikes not sure how I would feel if I found one of these climbing up my wall!
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PS The sound coming from the didjeridu (or is it didgeridoo) is amazing, is the person playing a well known musician? We just don’t get to here Aboriginal music here, let alone see their art.
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It is didgeridoo. The bloke playing was Billy Inda who was in a band called No Fixed Address. Not really famous. The band had a regular didge player Bart Willoughby after the release of Solid Rock who one one of the members.
Here’s some more for your listening pleasure
https://rocknuts.net/2016/10/28/top-10-best-didgeridoo-rock-songs-all-time/
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Oh you superstar, I’ll enjoy listening to these 😍🎶
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Excellent Becky ❤
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Luckily it’s a tree and I haven’t had a goanna in my house…………yet. 🙂
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Why on earth did I think it was a wall?!!! Of course it is bark
Hope you don’t, they don’t look as though they’ll respond to “hello lovely to see you but you really must go now!”
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I catch them all the time when they used to wander into the chooks yard. Pick them up by the tail and they can’t do a thing
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they don’t lose their tails then?!
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If they did I would be hanging onto a one meter long tail lol
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That would freak me out!!!
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Yes. That is why I am glad they don’t drop their tails
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🤣
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Any cooler, Brian? 🙂 🙂
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Looks like a cyclone remnant will send rain lots of rain. It is still warmish but the humidity is a killer.
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😣 👒🍧💕
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I was just listening to that song yesterday. ❤
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