Peter, Your quiz was a lot of fun...thanks for all your work that went into creating it for us Fotkins...Thanks for including Bruce and I in the quiz too.

Hugs, Laura

I think the man in the cherry picker has the best view ;)

field of gold

I said Eccles, must have been thinking of the Goons...... sorry Fi

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What's that you say? Ecky Thump??!!

Gosh, sorry Andy....... I did know you but got the name wrong.......

You snuck this one it later!!! I know these 2 very well. Deb & Colin from England!!!

Trying to be sneaky, eh Peter??? This is Deb and Colin from Liverpool and they are both friends that I would have recognizedwith no problem!

Peter, this was a lot of fun! Thank you for taking the time to do it for all of us! Not only did it show us who we did know but it probably helped us to remeber those we did not know!!!

I don't believe it, Sheila........ Scotland, England........

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at least she didn't say Scotland, Ireland!!

........both would be wrong...... it's like saying Canada, U.S.A

I knew Deb and Col....... this one was not there originally, was it?

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Of course it was Myra, is it your eyesight or maybe the Alzheimers kicking in!!

No, I only put it in at the end. Deb graciously agreed to let me use one of their photos.

vegemite you mean! with some food colouring to disguise it...I know you!

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No that is blackberry jam, a lady in our church makes it and gives us several bottles a year, it's better than the stuff you get from the shops.

what kind of bread is this Peter? It looks a bit spongy...and light too

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It's home made in the breadmaker. Sandra puts it in in the afternoon and it's ready to come out when I get there about 6:30 pm after work. The whole Farmhouse smells of fresh bread baking, it's great!

I'd love to have one...but Peter does not want me to.

at last, some healthy food! LOL

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Of course, all Aussies know we need to eat vegies at least once a week!!

they have a different colour from ours...is that because of the sand?

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Yes, probably because of the dirt, they can get pretty dirty. Some of the really fine wool merino breeders even put little coats on them to keep the wool clean, but not out here in the outback.

that does not look very comfortable...I mean for the lambs...does it hurt?

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Yes it does hurt, but it's much better than being eaten alive by maggots when they get flyblown - a big problem over here. Mulesing makes the skin tighter around their rear end and the wool doesn't grow as thick, so it stays cleaner and less attractive to flies to lay their maggots there.

cool shot, I love the shadow and the sheep

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That's my sister in law Cindy.

I volunteer, I would love to adopt it!

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They are pretty cute, girls can't resist them, my Mum just loves them, and goes very silly around them!!

I love this shot Peter, great details and textures mate!

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a few running repairs you could say

Of course I recognised you Deb ...who can forget that smile eh?