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rosco


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Hey wommy

Heres the close up of the kid.



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That's tooooooo cute. Can't be related to "our" Wombat.
Rosco is it one you cared for or had as a pet?
Aw sooooo cute.

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oooooooooooooooh!!

Can I have a wombat avatar as wellhmm



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rosco, that's nearly as cute as me biggrin

CG, no it's not related but it's the same colour. biggrin

GS, yes you can have a wombat av but you wil have to send me $20 a week to use it on herebiggrin



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rosco


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CG, no not a pet. Theres a thread a few pages back I started about how fast wombats can run.

Was at Cradle Mountain in Tasmania when I saw a pair of adults and a joey. I had to take some photos.

Wombat has a photo of the joey at bottom of his posts, and which you may note he has credited the photo to me.

Ross

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rosco wrote:

CG, no not a pet. Theres a thread a few pages back I started about how fast wombats can run.

Was at Cradle Mountain in Tasmania when I saw a pair of adults and a joey. I had to take some photos.

Wombat has a photo of the joey at bottom of his posts, and which you may note he has credited the photo to me.

Ross

beautiful. it must have been delightful to see them. rocket n strop

 



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the rocket wrote:
rosco wrote:

CG, no not a pet. Theres a thread a few pages back I started about how fast wombats can run.

Was at Cradle Mountain in Tasmania when I saw a pair of adults and a joey. I had to take some photos.

Wombat has a photo of the joey at bottom of his posts, and which you may note he has credited the photo to me.

Ross

beautiful. it must have been delightful to see them. rocket n strop

r & s yes it was delightful, after the initial shock of the big fella charging at my leg, (please see my earlier post.) I played rugby in my youth and was tackled by some big buggers. Daddy wombat would have cleaned up one, if not both of my legs worse that anything in my playing days had he not changed direction. 

 



-- Edited by rosco on Tuesday 13th of March 2012 08:46:12 AM

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