apologies for the cat becoming a gorilla but now I have changed the gorilla back into the cat. Sounds a lot like Dr Seuss methinks. Anyway can you find the dang cat????
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...g/image001.jpg
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apologies for the cat becoming a gorilla but now I have changed the gorilla back into the cat. Sounds a lot like Dr Seuss methinks. Anyway can you find the dang cat????
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...g/image001.jpg
Graeme
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Top, Right of middle near the red thingy????
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It's mostly white with grey patches and making its way to the front centre.
Left centre (almost) above the motor with the four-belt pulley and below what looks like the remains of a spoked wheel. Cheers
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Yes left side half way up. This image has done the rounds on Facebook but it was too small to see anything. Now I have found the elusive cat LOL
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looks like most of you have spotted the moggy...once you see it, it sure stands out.
Yes, I saw the cat (Felix campo junquae canis ancianopsis). And thanks for the tip!
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I prefer gorillas.
There are a heap of these:
http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/imag...79811600-4.jpg
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-kQ5g-5Azb4...reIsTheCat.jpg
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fk !!!! You guys playing with my mind?
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gee Rick....I looked so hard at the two you put up and no way could I find any cat. Much harder than mine....
sorry Phil about your mind...
Simple reason, Canus Ancianus: they were taken in Cheshire, where all the cats are invisible except for theirOriginally Posted by old dog
gee Rick....I looked so hard at the two you put up and no way could I find any cat. Much harder than mine....
sorry Phil about your mind...
look in the center of the 1st pic and look at the rockwall on the right in the 2nd pic of ricks..
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thanks Am....
thanks jimbob for the heads up on the two Rick put in. Isn`t it funny....I could not find them initially but after you telling me where they are, I see them straight away...
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