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Lighthouse These early (19th century) light houses were timber framed and clad in corrugated iron. This was because they could transport the material to remote places fairly easily and they were cheap to build.
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Lizard
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Lifeless Lepidoptera
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These photos run the gamut of L words – love the inquisitive lizard.
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The woman seemed to be totally oblivious and the lizard went to the front of her then the side acting like Muffin does when she wants attention (or perhaps something to eat). It was amusing to watch.
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Love the lizard too! Looks fearless.
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It was. It wanted attention and I don’t think the woman realised that it was at her front, then her side doing everything but bite her to make her notice. It was entertaining for me at least.
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Even better with that charming story!
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You came up with some really good ones. I like the lizard too.
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Thanks. That lizard had no fear. Obviously used to people and possibly being fed by people. It was trying to make the woman notice him but she was totally oblivious.
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I bet when she did notice, she freaked out. Poor guy.
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She hadn’t noticed by the time we left, despite my photo taking, his antics and other people pointing at it. Sad to walk around so removed from your environment.
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true, talk about being oblivious! I try to be ‘mindful’, but of course I do get distracted all the time. 😉
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I have seen a lot of lizards for this challenge. I like your photo. Thanks Irene for playing along.
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Thanks Cee. Your prompts are always fun.
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Nice…except the “Lifeless Lepidoptera”. Gah!
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It was natural causes……….
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