I’m joining in as ever with Hawthorns Photo Scavenger Hunt this month. For this one I did look into my archives for a couple of pictures.
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Houseplant/s ~ I have a few cacti and succulents dotted around the house. Heres my favourite planted in a stout can which I got a few years ago from a Makers Market in Manchester. So happy it’s still going strong. 🙂
Ring/s ~ It’s The Singing Ringing Tree over Burnley way. A metal pipe sculpture of a twisted tree. When the wind blows through the pipes ,eerie tunes are played. Hugo was mesmerised on our visit a few years ago. 😅
Harbour ~ Staithes on the Yorkshire coast , a November visit some 5 years ago. A lovely picturesque place to amble round.
Window ~ I love this office window in town, with the town literally stenciled onto the glass. A picture perfect view of Clitheroe.
Sky ~ This was my front passenger seat vista on our journey home from the caravan in October. It felt like we were driving into those puffy white clouds.
My own choice ~ I have noticed quite a few white and black & white crows around Clitheroe recently. No photos yet, but here’s one of a bonnie blackbird with white feathers I have seen too.
Thanks for dropping by.🥰
Love the picture of Hugo staring in wonder at the sculpture!
The strange sounds coming from it certainly caught his attention 🤣
Great choices for this month’s topics 🙂 I especially like the harbour shot, Staithes is a lovely little place, and the blackbird – I’ve never seen one with white feathers before 🙂
I love Staithes, gorgeous little place. As for the blackbird, me neither. Bonnie bird. X
Love the image of Hugo being fascinated by the Singing Ringing Tree 🙂 Have lovely weekend x
Thanks Kate. X
I love the singing ringing tree … not one we’ve come across but we do love an outdoor sculpture and come across them in the unlikeliest of places. Staithes too is a favourite … as it all of that North Yorkshire coast. Thank you for sharing 😃
The Singing Ringing Tree is worth seeking out if your ever in Lancashire. 🙂
I’ve never seen a black and white crow. Is that a normal coloration? We have magpies that are black and white. Do you have them too?
Hi no crows are just usually black. Thats why it’s been odd to see a couple of white ones and a few black and white ones this year. And that’s my first sight of a blackbird with white feathers too. Yes we do have black and white magpies too. X
We often drive past the Singing Ringing tree but have yet to stop and walk to it. Haven’t been to Staithes for many a year. Thanks for your cheery photos.
I love the idea of the succulent in the can, we have plenty here I could choose from to make a fun garden! The pipes look so cool, a different kind of treat for Hugo I’m sure.
Well done Sharon & you’ve made me homesick with pics of The Singing Ringing Tree & Staithes. Love the window etching & sky, but a white crow? Ours are all black. Hope you can get a photo of it. Thanks for sharing, take care, stay safe & huggles.
Love picture of Hugo entranced by the noise of the Singing Ringing Tree. We occasionally have blackbirds with a rogue white feather too. But this year we are not seeing so many blackbirds, only a few tits and doves. Had many trees chopped own around us, maybe that is why. x
I love the Singing Ringing Tree, I’ve never seen anything like it. What an interesting sculpture.
Lovely photos, I couldn’t think of anything so have not participated. Maybe for December. If you get the list, do let me know. Hope you are doing ok? x
Hi Christine, sorry missed your message there. The December words are up in Kate’s latest post and she has a different take on things with a post each Friday in December. You might like her idea. X
Thanks Sharon. Ill have a look xx
Fabulous photographs, definitely some places to visit soon 🙂