20 seconds to find the cat in the picture..
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You and your find the damn cat, geez, and then add on 20 seconds....
You forget some of us old folk have poor eyesight!!!!
Have mercy....
PS good 1
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To use an Oz expression, "buggered if I know"!
Might be way up the back near the wood-chipper (hopefully not!) but that reminded me of an old clip from a totally un-PC Oz comedy show from the 80's, my apologies but had to share!
So I copied the picture Alex, enlarged it about 5 times and found the OTHER animal with two black eyes looking right at me from under the bent, ~4" diam. branch on top of the pile. Or, maybe it's just another example of me missing what's there and imagining somethin's there that ain't. It's an old age thing.
Thanks for the exercise.
Mike
