Hey there everyone unfortunately Tim is a little bit under the weather so we're not

recording as usual today you stuck with just me but that's okay because it's actually

something I've been wanting to share with you all that doesn't actually require a whole lot of

talking from me or Tim. You might remember back in episode 54 I had an idea that was called

a picture and a thousand words and that was when I was talking about the idea of people describing a photo or a

picture of their choice and having to do it with a thousand words playing on

that old cliche. In that episode I used an example a picture a Well, anyway since then we've had a few listener submissions and I'm going to play some of them now.

Just thought you could have a listen. Now obviously in each case the listener is talking about a picture

So how are you going to look at that picture? You got choices some people might not want to see the picture they might want to have just the words and look at the picture afterwards they might not want to see the picture at all or you might want to see the picture before the talking even starts. I don't really know how you want to play this one.

So I'm going to have links to all the pictures in the description in the notes for the podcast.

Also as usual the podcast is going to exist on YouTube. So if you're watching and listening on YouTube what I'm going to do is I'm going to have the picture slowly fade into existence as the talking goes.

So if you don't want to see the pictures,

look away or minimize the window or something like that.

The picture won't be there from the start.

It will just sort of slowly appear like a sort of ghosty image I think I think that's how I'm going to do it

Anyway, that's enough from me. Let's hear from the listeners and first we're going to hear from Marie Marie.

When you see this photograph, you might think it was taken in a rainforest, a wildlife, you might think it was taken in a rainforest,

a wildlife park, or possibly on a tropical island.

You might not expect a photograph of wild fruit bats dangling from a large shady tree

to be connected with a library.

But these fuzzy flying foxes call the library in Cans Australia their home.

And I almost miss seeing them completely, but we'll get to that.

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