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How cheeky putting an exhaust vent the size of an elephant’s trunk on the public convenience. What on earth do they think we have been eating?
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It may be blurry but my mother’s Christmas Puddings always looked a little cheeky.
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This fellow was a little cheeky. “Just hold the food until I take a photo,” I commanded. Roger regretted doing as told when the cheeky chap bit his finger, annoyed that Roger had not released it.
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Hermit crabs are a little cheeky. They’ll pinch anyone’s shell to make a home from.
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I found this in the drawer the other day and took a photo to preserve it as the original has started to rust. One patient’s cheeky view of our coronary care unit.
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Seeing these cheeky chaps peering out from over the fence brought a smile.
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A cheeky sculpture on a walkway over the freeway.
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Dancing cheek to cheek maybe but at the table with someone else’s husband… perhaps a bit cheeky.
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International visitors often expect our national animal the kangaroo to be hopping down the main street. Some cheeky artist has made that impression come true.
In response to weekly photo challenge
Reflections and Nightmares- Irene A Waters (writer and memoirist) 
Oh what a varied collection of ‘cheeky’ images indeed. Great fun with this topic. Thank you.
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Thanks Johanna. It is always fun.
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So many fun photos – really enjoyed these.
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I’m glad you did Sharon.
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So are you saying that because of your mother’s Christmas Puddings an air-vent size extraordinary is needed on public conveniences! 🙂
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Hahahaha. What a lovely comment to wake up to. On the unlikely off chance that my mother might read this comment I dare not answer your question. 😄
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