What a beatiful pic

Thanks for the add!!

Thank you Carolyn glad to be here

Great site!

Thanks so much Carolyn!!

Love the pic of that gorgeous seal...

Thank you for the warm welcome and all the best in this new year to you Carolyn.
ps Can not locate the book section you mentioned in Jeanine owen's 'becoming more vegan' discussion.

Hi Carolyn,
I found the book section under FORUM so no reply necessary.

thanks Carolyn; will do so.

Not quite sure what adding friends on here means; do we share posts that only go to friends on the site (like Facebook), or how does that work?

I am just having a snoop around....xxxx

Hey Carolyn. I love your profile picture.
Did you take this photo yourself? It's fab!
Yeah. Gastropod Rights! :-) X

Hey Carolyn, Its Luna here, i popped in and my profile dosent seem to be here?

Hi Carolyn. I love this photo of a beautiful slug is even more than your last one. I'm sure you know that S/he is a Red Slug. So named because of the red colour of her/his skirt. I'm sure you know that, and the fact that slugs and snails are hermaphrodites. We get Red Slugs here, but most of the slugs I meet are Field Slugs who are much smaller and they don't have colourful skirts. Well done for choosing such a great photo. :-) X

Thank you! X :o)

Red Ribbon

Red Ribbon

Thanks, Carolyn. :)

Thanks for all the hard work you do in ARZone Carolyn! You rock!

Thanks Carolyn, I'm not very familiar with forums and these kind of pages, but I'll try my best to work them out. I'm looking forward to Jeff Perz's talk on the weekend. all the best, Patty

Thanks Carolyn. Now I just need to figure out how to use this. :-)
Ruthe

Cheers!

Red Ribbon

Thank you Carolyn, this is a great site!
I alredy registered in the new AR Zone :)
Best wishes

Red Ribbon

I love you. I will always love you. YOU are a loyal friend, such a rare thing in this life. You're in my heart, cutie!

Thank you, Carolyn, for your nice comment and for the beautiful picture of this majestic creature !

Ronald Ⓥ BlomYou cant help animals by eating them, you cant help the rainforest making bio fuel of it.
@"In a country that suffers persistent hunger, using millions of hectares of agricultural land to grow crops to power European cars is immoral and perverse," Adrian Bebb, a biofuels expert with Friends of the Earth