The young are always curious … but remaining curious keeps us relevant,
more flexible and progressive, not stuck or fundamental!
Please share your version of ‘curiosity’ either through your lens
or in your own words?
Post a photo or get creative about curiosity … try some humour!
Tuppence is curious about my guy ropes, are they edible?
This afternoon when I went out to feed the Currawongs and chooks I nearly got stampeded … the alpacas have watched their feathered friends enjoying my bread and they decided they wanted a taste. First one to eat from my hand was Tuppences mother, then another and two more ate what I’d thrown on the ground for the birds. They all prefer wholemeal to white bread. Then Tuppence was trying to be brave and eat from my hand but at the last minute he bucked and bounced away like a new born lamb. He was so funny …
Come on the more the merrier, please share and read each others posts!
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Tuppence. Now there’s a word you don’t see too often nowadays – and yes I am more than old enough to remember pre-decimal days
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poor little thing is officially Ben but I’d been calling him Tuppence since he was born. I tend to give those I really like a nickname 😎
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this herd is more than thirty odd, I actually live in the same field as them but due to move out in the next few weeks …
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They are very curious and they all turn to watch you when you walk past – unlike sheep who don’t take too much notice unless you get too close
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oh alapcas would be great meditators, they notice everything and are very mindful of each other, where they step, etc. Very wiise animals so glad to have got to know them better 😎
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[…] street art photos in the CBD of Geelong. I’m posting this as part of CalmKate’s , Friday Foto Fun. Curiosity […]
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I took a few curious photos yesterday, but not as wonderful as Tuppence …
https://ivors20.wordpress.com/2019/02/01/geelong-street-art/
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that is great artwork … been asking how they get such good perspective on such large artworks … far more accessible that art hung in a gallery 😎
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They are quite outstanding, and a pleasure to look at.
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Aww! He’s a cutie for sure. 😀
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yea I attract the cute ones 😎
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In Poland, there is no alpaca breeding, so I did not see it up close.
Best wishes
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That photo “screams” curiosity! 😀 😛 What a cutie! 🙂
curiosity Haiku:
curiosity
killed the cat and i am next
i go with a grin
🙂
My inner-child has a never ending curiosity. I, especially, hope I never lose that curiosity to learn and understand. 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
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yeh no wonder you are my hero … ⭐
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Wow, I’m humbled! (((HUGS)))
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na no need you are the best 😎
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I always love your photos of these cute little creature ..we dont have them in our country.
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Tuppence is so adorable!😊 ❤️
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can’t argue with that Jenna 😎 ❤
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Lovely piece – retitled – “The Alpaca whisperer”
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lol they are friendly with anyone who takes time to get to know them 😎
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Wonderful, I love it when that happens:)
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😎
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[…] Friday Foto Fun – Curiosity […]
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Is this a currawong?
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no sorry a currawong is a large black and white bird, this is a baby alpaca 😎
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Oh we don’t have these in india
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no probably not … nice to have something different 🙂
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😃t
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[…] week’s Friday Foto Fun Challenge from Arousedblog is for the […]
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