A black cat crossing your path signifies – the cat is going somewhere!
Tuesday 3 February 2009
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Black cats, and black and white cats, are just something else altogether, eh John? Lovely images and I love your light photography too!
ReplyDeleteWhen my black cat crosses my path it is usually that he wants to get to the fridge first so he can tell me that it's tea time.
ReplyDeleteI can remember taking the same type of photos but unfortunately during my travels around the globe they got left behind somewhere, Margaret
Wow! Tell that cat he or she has a twin in Northern California!
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