taken during earth hour, we switched off all the lights and anything else which used electricity. We made a fire and lit lots of candles. If you look carefully you can see my dog Wag lying on the chair.
This is one of my rat pets, her name is Bouncy and her sister is called Sniffy. Sniffy likes to clean herself and Bouncy is very good at jumping.I enjoy watching them hiding their food in their tank. Rats are very intelligent and my rats are toilet trained, they like to play on bookshelves and run up and down the stairs.Sniffy and bouncy are six months old.
This is some bracket fungi i found recently.
This is me at Barry beach in Wales, you can find a lot of fossils there; Ammonites, Devils Toenails, Crinoids and Shells.It is lots of fun to climb over the rocks, there is a big sandy beach and further along a rocky one.There are lots of nice rock pools with Sea Anenomes and small fish.
On March 29, 2008, San Franciscans will join millions of people around the world to "turn off the lights" for an hour from 8-9 p.m. - making a bold statement about climate change. Earth Hour will demonstrate that by working together, each one of us can make a positive impact on this global issue. Governments, business, communities and individuals on six continents will participate in Earth Hour and agree to make changes that will curb their carbon dioxide emissions.
