I’ve only been abroad one time, and there were little gecko/lizard things everywhere, climbing up walls and scurrying across roads, and nobody cared. I was constantly fascinated but to the locals they’re just kinda there.
Bonus question to anyone who visited the UK - was there anything that fascinated you but I’d be taking for granted?
Pic unrelated.
Lived in the UK for a while - Squirrels, and the fact that the church in the town we lived in was built before ANY humans set foot in New Zealand
So who built the church? The emus?
/me tries to understand that comment and fails
Bro you said a church was built “before any humans set foot there”. So the people who built the church never set foot there. How did they build the church? Were they levitating?
The church in the town from when OP lived in the UK.
TBF it did take me a moment to parse too.
Was it that hard? The UK was the subject and NZ was mentioned as the comparison.
It’s not very common to see squirrels in Japan but they’re all over the place in the states. I was hiking in the woods with a group and one of the Japanese people spotted a squirrel and told everyone so they could have a look. Where I’m from maybe you’d point out a deer or rabbit or something (although those are pretty common too), but it’s pretty much impossible to not see a squirrel or chipmunk if you go outside.
Damn, that’s an old church, I know there are a few still standing from around the Norman conquest
to be fair it wasn’t the complete church, it was rebuilt in part in the mid 1700s
Still, something that old, is always special to behold