Nature, Final Feature Halloween story and Feline Friday

   Nature Friday host LLB Gang  

On a recent EMW (early morning walk)

Tobi aka HER/SHE from DownUnder saw this amazing bird

Blue faced Honey Eater. It is early spring in Oz...Tobi and Roxy

see the most amazing birds... I am in  awe of the beautiful birds.

They live about 2 miles from Taronga Zoo in Dubbo too.  They often hear

they zoo residents waking up.

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There are lots of ghosts stories in NC  today I have 

3. The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

   This lighthouse located in the Outer Banks of North Carolina has many haunted tales that are told. There are many stories that are associated with this lighthouse, but the one that is told the most is about the "Grey Man". Travelers and locals claim that a man will show up and warn them of an incoming storm. Many believe that this man is a ghost who died in a storm on the sea.

   
   

   Another spirit that haunts this lighthouse is the "Ghost Cat". Legend is that a black-and-white cat roams the grounds of the lighthouse and will greet people who come by. The cat does this by rubbing up against their legs and looking for attention. The cat is said to be very friendly, but once you try to pick it up, it will vanish into the air. No one knows exactly why the cat is at the lighthouse, but some say it is the ghost of the former lighthouse keeper's cat.

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In 2017 we took a week long bus tour of all the Lighthouse in NC

Cape Hatteras is one of our favorites.

Cape Hatteras 208' tall, 250 steps...

We climbed all the way to the top

Officially completed and lit in 1870

It is the 2nd of 3 that have been constructed in Buxton, NC

In 1803 the first Cape Hatteras light house was built it was sandstone it was 90'

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Flash back October 30, 2010

Madi's arch enemy the Squirrel:

Hocus pocus she hoped to ban it from the yard.