Words for October 2020.
Sweet treat ~ The best October Sweet Treat I have enjoyed is this Mocha Plate at The Shepherd’s Inn in Melmerby. Soo good.
Starts with a ….W… ~ The beautiful Wood carving of a bird of prey in Fitz Park in Keswick looks amazing surrounded by Autumn colours.
Reading now ~ PINE by Francine Toon, which is described on the blurb as A Literary Gothic thriller that chills to the marrow. Yikes!
Hobby/crafting ~ I am not a crafter so I will have to show you some of the pretty painted pebbles I have come across over the last few months. Two were on a little roadside stall and one ( the beautiful Oyster catcher) was painted for me by the very generous Blackpool blogger Bea. 🙂
Something Purple ~ Not sure what these purple tipped plants are? I know them as Mother and Chicks for some reason , they seem very content on stone walls.
My own choice ~ This is not my photo, but shamelessly stolen from a friend. Bruno and Bradley are her family pets. Talk about bunnies that do brunch. Any captions ? 🐇😊
Bob over to Kate’s Blog for the October Link Up Party.
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Love all these photos, especially the pebbles. I think the succulent is a variety of sempervivum. Happy Halloween! 🎃👻🦇 X
Happy Halloween and thanks for the I D! X🎃🍄🦇
Supr pics but I love the last one. Caption “bit more salt do you think?”
Haha, those two always have the munchies. Great caption! X
Lovely photos. Caption “Don’t you find greens boring?”. My favourite is the first one, looks delicious! I too think the purple tipped plants are Sempervivums.
Ohh thank you for the I D too . Greens are less boring when eaten from a pumpkin, that’s for sure. 🙂
Love the first one, it all looks really scrumptious, but the last one just has to be favourite, the bunnies look adorable 🙂
The bunnies are do cute, I had to include them. 🙂 X
Yumtious mocha plate (you’ve got me making up new words now!). Fabulous bunnies: “Fancy a nibble at a 5-star bruncherie?” Awesome pebbles! 🤭
Loving the Yumtious description. 🙂 Is your garden full of painted pebbles now, I expect it must be. 😁
Lovely photos, the sculpture and painted pebble are great and the double trouble nibbling buns made me smile, caption? Um… It could be … when lockdown “hare” cuts become desperate!!!
Haha, love it! Xx
Great photos & of course I do love the woodcarving as it depicts both a bird of prey & the talent of someone clever. Best of all are the 2 bunnies, which I actually thought were ceramic till you told us they were pets. All the captions are good & I have brain fog this morning so can’t think of anything. Glad you joined in, take care, stay safe & huggles.
The carving was a total surprise. Didn’t even realise it was there! Bunny bookends! Yep, see a great caption there…x
After seeing all these delicious sweet treats, I really wished I had baked something today!
The wood carving is stunning and the little rocks are so sweet.
OMGoodness, I thought those bunnies were bookends! They are so adorable together. I think they might be saying, “Stay on your side!”
Bunny bookends. 😁
Love it.X
We come across a lot of painted pebbles these days, but those must be the best I’ve seen.
They have held their colour well. 🙂
This dessert is gorgeous. I need to see the sculpture in Keswick I didn’t know it was there.
It’s in Fitz Park. Hope you find it. X
Lovely set of pictures. I don’t know where the scavenger list can be found. I kept looking on Kate’s blog but couldn’t find anything x
I know what you mean, they appear on her blog home screen sometimes and sometimes she includes them in a post. As soon as she puts up the November words I will let you know them. X
Thank you, that would be great. Would love to join in x
Love all the pictures but best must be the last. I too thought they were ornaments. Talk about ‘parsley sauce’ !! x
They are the most photogenic bunnies. 🙂
Gorgeous bunnies!
They are so beautiful and almost identical. X