The kittens are finally here. We first saw them 4 to 5 weeks ago and chose 2 from a litter of 6. They are both females. One is a blue colourpoint and the other is a seal mitted Ragdoll. There are 3 varients of the original lines of ragdolls, bi-colour being the other one. We preferred the mitted and colourpoints because of their facial markings. The bi-colours have an inverted v-shaped white patch over their face. They are still nice and its all a matter of personal taste.
This is Ariel, the seal mitted one. She is quite lively and often difficult to catch on picture
On Sunday we visited Blair Drummond Safari Park. Well worth a visit. You need a full day as there are a few rides, a boat trip and of course the drive through reserve.
Blair Drummond House, as seen from the reserve
K + Giraffe
No need to be so cheeky
Racing Stripes
Best place for her
Oil of Olay, that's what you need
Keep your distance, doors locked, windows up!
Prey
Bungee Catapult. With enough effort you can cross the fence and land in the lions' area
Another candidate for moisturiser
Group hug. Must have been feeling the cold
Paddle boat fun
Who you lookin' at
This guy is tiny. Yes that's a grape he's struggling to get his hand round
On Saturday we visited Dundee, stopping off at Sensation after visiting Camperdown Park (see earlier Blog entry). Sensation is similar to Satrosphere in Aberdeen and isn't far from Discovery point, near the train station.
K pictured with Penguin at Discovery Point
K & Dad outside Sensation
Aachoo. We were all too big to climb through the nasal passages
K......and lots of them at that!
Optical Illusion. Can you see the 5 men?
K digging for fossils
K & Dad. Hot Stuff!
Dance to the Beat
Fishing out termites
K with life-size gorilla hands. They are the correct weight also. Very heavy!
Science Experiments you can do at home. Blast Off!
On Saturday we went to Camperdown Park and visited the resident animals. We have been before but probably more than 5 years ago. It's much better laid out than it used to be. There are a mixture of farm and wild animals as you'll see.
Can you guess who this paw print belongs to?
K and Donkey. Where's Shrek?
Could the paw print belong to these elephants? I don't think so!
It's too big to belong to Pepe Le Pew!
Big Bird, perhaps? No.
Could the paw print belong to this Lazzzy Bear. Oh Yes!
Peacock
Mate, you've got fluff between your toes!
Whoooo woke me?
Eagle Owl
Nice mullet
K & Mum
Ring tailed Lemurs
Chubby Shetland Pony
Oink
Lynx. Don't put this under your armpits to attract the girls! It won't work.
K & Dad
Just enough seats for Snow White and her little friends
and here she is!
I'll huff and I'll puff and.......I'll never move this fence!
We moved back to Scotland in June 2008 after spending 16 months in Perth, Australia. There are lots of entries in our Australian Blog, which you can visit by clicking on the "Watts in Australia" link below.