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23-02-2009, 07:19 PM
Those are fantastic pics Dawn.
First time I came to Suffolk, before I ever knew I would live here, was when I was 17. I was learning to drive and my Dad was a salesman who used to let me drive him all over his 'patch' for practice, which was the whole of the S.East and East Anglia.
We would stop off for lunch at great places and often found some gems like the Norfolk Lavendar fields and The Otter Trust in Bungay (where Tonto came from and Harry Potter is printed).
They had so many otters. A tiny little trust and I think it is closed to visitors now but they were fantastic.
Your little one with his pebble reminds me of sea otters who lie on their backs and use a pebble to crack open shells.
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23-02-2009, 07:40 PM
Originally Posted by amethystbelle 
Aw he is adorable and a great shot, i LOVE otters
They seem to love pebbles got a few photos myself somewhere and videos of them laid on their backs rolling pebbles round at various places 
Originally Posted by wishbone
Is there anyone who doesn't love otters?
Those are fantastic pics Dawn.
First time I came to Suffolk, before I ever knew I would live here, was when I was 17. I was learning to drive and my Dad was a salesman who used to let me drive him all over his 'patch' for practice, which was the whole of the S.East and East Anglia.
We would stop off for lunch at great places and often found some gems like the Norfolk Lavendar fields and The Otter Trust in Bungay (where Tonto came from and Harry Potter is printed).
They had so many otters. A tiny little trust and I think it is closed to visitors now but they were fantastic.
Your little one with his pebble reminds me of sea otters who lie on their backs and use a pebble to crack open shells.
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23-02-2009, 07:45 PM
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
Clever arent they, sounds like a great place that was there, pity it still isnt.
It was closed after the 117th otter was released in 1999.
http://www.ottertrust.org.uk/
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