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A picture of our youngest granddaughter in South Africa last month posing with cheetah. Yes, it was a real live one and yes, she did survive - she was here last weekend.
One for cat lovers! (Or maybe not)
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alan refail
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A picture of our youngest granddaughter in South Africa last month posing with cheetah. Yes, it was a real live one and yes, she did survive - she was here last weekend.
Cred air o bob deg a glywi, a thi a gei rywfaint bach o wir (hen ddihareb Gymraeg)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)
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Evening Alan, what a fantastic photograph, not so sure i would have had such a brave smile on my face though.
Africa then Wales, i dont suppose the weather was a lot different...
Africa then Wales, i dont suppose the weather was a lot different...
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Beautiful girl..beautiful cat! Can't say I'd get that close but I am a bit of a cat person so maybe....Not!
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Cheetahs make good pets, something of a status symbol for the ancient Egyptians and more recently for some African leaders.
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Do they poo all over the place? If not, yes am in favour.
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Heh - I'd probably get mauled as my first instinct would be to grab it around the neck and give 'em a good snuggle!
Did get to take an Alpha female wolf for a walk in the woods at the Reading wolf sanctuary a few years back - that was an amazing experience. She flopped and refused to move on the way back - but did insist on many tummy rubs.
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Heh - I'd probably get mauled as my first instinct would be to grab it around the neck and give 'em a good snuggle!
Did get to take an Alpha female wolf for a walk in the woods at the Reading wolf sanctuary a few years back - that was an amazing experience. She flopped and refused to move on the way back - but did insist on many tummy rubs.
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I'm quite envious - would love a close encounter with a - not vicious - big cat.
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glallotments wrote:I'm quite envious - would love a close encounter with a - not vicious - big cat.
Here you go then......
One big cat...from the Norwegian Forests...the softest friendliest cat ever...he'll roll on his back and you can tickle his tummy....
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I can relate to that!
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Gosh I envy her having that experience. Quite a privilege. You must be very proud of her.
But however tame it looked I would be rather fearful that I might end up being a tasty lunch!
But however tame it looked I would be rather fearful that I might end up being a tasty lunch!