SmileyRose Ramblings by Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her)

Hi, I'm Frances Rose Agnes Napper from Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Welcome to my Blog Site. please respect my photos. This site is for viewing only. All of the photographs featured here were all photographed by me. If I include anyone else's photograph, I will acknowledge the photographer. Email: Francesnapper@yahoo.com

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Hi. My name is Frances Rose Agnes Napper. My Motto: If you have made someone in you life smile, then your life has been worth while 🫠

  • The Ring Tailed Lemurs, Hamerton Zoo Park

    I had a fabulous experience feeding the Ring-Tailed Lemurs a few years ago, at the Hamerton Zoo Park, Huntingdonshire.

    Hamerton Zoo Park, located in England, is known for its wide variety of exotic animals, including big cats like tigers and jaguars, as well as primates, birds, and reptiles. It’s praised for its conservation efforts and educational programs, offering visitors a chance to learn about wildlife while enjoying the zoo’s beautiful surroundings.

    Ring-tailed lemurs are charismatic primates known for their distinctive black and white ringed tails. They have expressive faces with bright golden eyes, and their fur is predominantly grey with white bellies. They’re arboreal creatures but spend a significant amount of time on the ground, moving quadrupedally. These social animals live in groups called troops, led by dominant females. They’re primarily found in Madagascar’s forests and are known for their unique vocalizations and intricate social behaviors.

    Me! I had just returned from a two holiday in Cyprus when this photo was taken.
    Aww I love the Meerkats
    A Sunbathing Meerkat

  • The Sue Ryder Hospice

    I visited the Sue Ryder Hospice a few years ago. As I walked around the garden of the hospice, there was a feeling of tranquillity and peacefulness.

    Visiting the Sue Ryder Hospice is an experience of compassionate care and support. The serene environment, coupled with the attentive staff, creates a comforting atmosphere for both patients and their loved ones. From the moment you step in, there’s a palpable sense of warmth and understanding, making it a place of solace during difficult times.

  • Beauty Has No Skin Tone

    “Skin has no skin tone” refers to a concept where the skin is perceived without any colouration, as if it’s neutral or transparent. This idea is often used metaphorically to emphasize equality or the notion that underneath the surface, we’re all the same.

  • “You’re My World”

  • A Short Stop-off At Hunstanton

    Last year, I was on my way home after spending a few days away in a nearby seaside town. The weather had been extremely nice and I had a few days of annual leave left. It was great to relax by the sea, just recuperating after feeling a little under the weather.

    I was driving along the Norfolk coast when I decided to stop off at Hunstanton for lunch. 🙂

    Me

    As I gazed out at the ocean, I was greeted by an expanse of azure stretching to the horizon, where the sky meets the sea in a seamless blend of blue hues. The rhythmic dance of waves creates a soothing symphony, their crests catching the sunlight and shimmering like diamonds. Seagulls glide effortlessly overhead, adding their calls to the chorus of the sea. The salty breeze carries the faint scent of seaweed and brine, invigorating your senses and stirring a sense of awe at the vastness and beauty of the ocean.