While I am processing pictures taken somewhere between Dar es Salaam and the Atlantic Ocean, I have posted an image of proof that I showed fearless courage whilst close to wild animals right from an early age.
I am 3rd from left and relying on protection from my brother and sisters, but that smile says it all. I was obviously happy to risk a severe licking from a baby lamb to explore the local wild life.

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Susie B said…
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, xx
2 March 2009 at 15:49
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