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By: Austin Writes October 17, 2019October 18, 2019

Uncategorizedauthor, inspirational quote, stories, tell stories, umberto eco1 Comment

“To survive, you must tell stories.” Umberto Eco

Hawksbill Sea Turtle

By: Austin Writes October 16, 2019October 18, 2019

Uncategorizedaustralia, beach, Hawksbill sea turtle, karratha, nature, seaturtle, travels, wildlife4 Comments

Hanging out with one of the locals

Solitary Bees

By: Austin Writes November 18, 2019November 19, 2019

Nature videos / photos, Uncategorizedireland, nature, powerscourt water fall, solitary bees2 Comments

Nature at Powerscourt Waterfall

Out-run You

By: Austin Writes November 14, 2019November 15, 2019

humouraustralia, Australian bush fly, bugs, pest1 Comment

Why oh why?

Lupe Fiasco, the wonder cat

By: Austin Writes November 9, 2019

Veterinary Storiescancer surgery, cancer survival, cats, feline cancer, feline nephrectomy, lymphoma, pet cancer, small animal medicine, vet, veterinary medicineLeave a Comment

Read feline Lupe Fiasco’s cancer survival story.

County Armagh slang words and expressions

By: Austin Writes October 27, 2019October 28, 2019

irish humourArmagh, colloquial Armagh, humour, irish humour, Northern Ireland, phrases4 Comments

Do you know what gutties are? or a morning squib?

Poppy (seal pup rescue)

By: Austin Writes October 19, 2019October 20, 2019

Veterinary Storiesanimal rescue, cute, ireland, irish seal rescue, seal, seal pup, vet, veterinary medicine, wildlife3 Comments

Irish seal pup rescue story

Sand Bubbler Crabs

By: Austin Writes October 18, 2019November 23, 2019

Nature videos / photosaustralia, beach, broome, cable beack, crabs, nature, sand bubbler crabsLeave a Comment

Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia On a visit to Cable beach, Broome, Western Australia I couldn’t help but sit and watch the little Sand bubbler crabs in action. Many were just starting to appear from their sand burrows as the tide retreated. The sand balls they produce are only about the size of garden peas,…