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Bit busy at the moment, thought I'd have a look here. Although I've read the book and seen the film, I didn't get Alan's.
It seems obvious now...so a good one. I think Gudrun's is the Master and Margarite, haven't read the book, but saw it on TV a while back...a surreal series, and one that I liked. I recall the tram business in that...so???
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This is a watercolor. It is a story I am busy writing about the Riverine Rabbits in South Africa. These rabbits are almost extinct. You only find them in the Northern Cape and due to wild cats and farmers and of course weather conditions their numbers have dwindled to such a stage that it is a worry. These rabbits do not breed like other rabbits. They only give birth to one offspring that are born blind and bald and weighs around 30 to 50grams. They are one of the rarest animals in the world today.
Here Riverine and her friend Doep have been chased by a Wild Cat, with their friend Jacobus and he was not so fortunate to get away, but Doep and Riverine managed to jump onto a floating branch heading downstream.
