The Chinal Pearl Inn part 8

[sharingfantasies]

I couldn't hear them over the cricket.

Sounds like you had a good time.

 

[BigBadBadger]

I couldn't hear them over the cricket.

Sounds like you had a good time.

I heard about these crickets, they sound very loud.

 

[chris2c4u]

I heard about these crickets, they sound very loud.

You should see the size of the ones SF has.

 

[sharingfantasies]

I don't see one very often, but the ones that I have seen are actually normal size, they just made very loud noise. If they were just a little bit more shrill they would probably not be able to be heard by human ears. I wish....

 

[BigBadBadger]

You should see the size of the ones SF has.

*cocks head to one side considering whether to explore SF's crickets or wait to be invited*

 

[sharingfantasies]

Explore all you want, but it is very dark on the porch at the moment. Give it a half hour and it should be light enough to see out there.

 

[chris2c4u]

He'll probably sniff one out. Aren't badgers nocturnal?

 

[sharingfantasies]

All I know about badgers is that they are found around Wisconsin and Minnesota and that they are one of North America's most aggressive animals.

 

[BigBadBadger]

Explore all you want, but it is very dark on the porch at the moment. Give it a half hour and it should be light enough to see out there.

*stretches out on SF's porch seeking the Crickets and waiting for the sun*

 

[sharingfantasies]

That porch is getting crowded. Spiders, cricket, bird and now a badger. Now if you could explain the sound I heard yesterday which sounded very much like a sheep, that would be good. If one of my neighbors has decided to house a sheep, I am going to be very unhappy. That sound was as loud as the crickets. At least the coyotes can barely be heard and not every day. And the deer are silent.

 

[chris2c4u]

That's nice deer.

 

[sharingfantasies]

Yeah, I don't see them often so it is a thrill when I do.

 

[BigBadBadger]

That porch is getting crowded. Spiders, cricket, bird and now a badger. Now if you could explain the sound I heard yesterday which sounded very much like a sheep, that would be good. If one of my neighbors has decided to house a sheep, I am going to be very unhappy. That sound was as loud as the crickets. At least the coyotes can barely be heard and not every day. And the deer are silent.

*playfully hides behind SF*

sheep!? you never said anything about sheep!

 

[chris2c4u]

Carnivorous sheep :nods:

 

[BigBadBadger]

Carnivorous sheep :nods:

the New Zealand variety

 

[sharingfantasies]

Well I am not sure. I couldn't see it. I could just hear it. But it sounded like those toys that make animal sounds for sheep. I have seen sheep at a distance, but I am not familiar with them up close. My mom had a goat but never sheep. So, it could be something else. Maybe?

 

[sharingfantasies]

the New Zealand variety

LOL Yeah, I am sure that is what it is. A New Zealand carniverous sheep that is dangerous to a wolverine.

 

[chris2c4u]

LOL Yeah, I am sure that is what it is. A New Zealand carniverous sheep that is dangerous to a wolverine.

The countryside is a dangerous place.

 

[sharingfantasies]

Well if I was a sheep I would be worried if I ran into a wolverine. Them there animals can take down large deer. I am hoping the wolverine on my porch will leave my mule deer alone.

 

[sharingfantasies]

Whoa. Just saw a new animal. A very large raccoon just walked along the back hill of my house. I have never seen a raccoon here before. It was BIG!!

 

[CFMB_fan]

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An interesting set of comments about animals....

*pinches one self*

 

[chris2c4u]

Crickets as big as Buicks, wolverines, bull deer, carnivorous sheep - and aren't there dinosaurs in them thar hills?

 

[chris2c4u]

Whoa. Just saw a new animal. A very large raccoon just walked along the back hill of my house. I have never seen a raccoon here before. It was BIG!!

That was no racoon it was Badger in disguise.

 

[sharingfantasies]

Why are you pinching yourself?

 

[sharingfantasies]

That was no racoon it was Badger in disguise.

I believe it. That thing was bigger than any raccoon we had in the city.
And badgers are larger than raccoons? Yikes!!!!