We love Cole's Bay - did not want to leave. Photos will come later.
Now in Devenport on a quest to see wombats and platypuses.
More later - expensive internet.
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Is it platypuses or something more exotic like platypae.
We hope you had a Merry Christmas down under. For the first time since 1937, it snowed in Portland on Christmas day. It also snowed on the pass to the beach which our children, with new chains in a box in the trunk, managed to navagate (without having to open the box).
3 comments:
Is it platypuses or something more exotic like platypae.
We hope you had a Merry Christmas down under. For the first time since 1937, it snowed in Portland on Christmas day. It also snowed on the pass to the beach which our children, with new chains in a box in the trunk, managed to navagate (without having to open the box).
Hi Irv,
I suspect it's platypods or or platypuses so as not mix Roman or Greek roots.
E.g. it's octopods or octopuses, not octopi.
If you find this confusing don't worry, I don't have a dictionary so I may be wrong.
-G'diddy
Whoops, I was tired when I wrote the
last comment. Change Roman->Latin.
G'diddy
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