F is for... : Fern, in the fernery at Tatton Park.
3pm : Saturday 15th February, working on my quilt.
Grain : Grains of arborio rice.
Lamp : In my living room. The lampshade came with a different base which was the reason I bought it. I didn't even like the shade that much but it seemed a shame not to use it, so it's still here and I've gradually come to be very fond of it.
Clock : A very old kind of clock showing the time as 1pm.
Honey : Lovely, sweet , golden honey.
Fountain : A blast from my past though, in those days, Sherbert Fountains came in a paper tube with a piece of liquorice sticking out the top.
Round : Playground ride outside the Football Museum in Manchester.
Shadow : Curly shadows from this iron gate.
Group : A group of lovely, old-fashioned cloches in the kitchen garden at Tatton Park.
Repurpose : Plastic bottles repurposed into a scarecrow.
Clouds : Another photo taken at Tatton Park.
If you'd like to take part in March's hunt, head over to the Scavenger Hunt page for the new categories :)
Great photos, I love the group and the shadow, the sherbet fountain is inspired.
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Thanks for taking part in this months scavenger hunt, what a great group of photos. I really like them all but shadow, fountain, group are great. Greenthumb
ReplyDeleteYou got a nice selection there. I love the first one of the ferns and the shadows as well. You had a fruitful visit to Tatton Park.
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your selection of photos, fantstic shadow, but my favourite was the group of old cloches.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of photos, love fountain, shadow and fern especially :) Is that Amy Butler fabric too, for your quilt? it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteA woman who knows her fabric! Yes a couple of the fabrics are by Amy Butler. X
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE these photos! Your last photo reminds me of my header photo just now, the same kind of clouds!
Did you see my post about the Englishman who first named the clouds? His name was LUKE HOWARD, which is funny to me since it sounds like LOOK HIGH-WARD! HA!! You might think me silly, but now, you will remember his name, right? :-)
I want to go to the Football Museum and Tatton Park! xx OH! And I want that dish that has buttons on it, the one with the rice!! I'll take the lampshade too.
Wonderful choices - love the cloches - and the clouds - and the fern - and the scarecrow.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, I so enjoy these Scavenger hunt posts that you do and your photos are wonderful as always. The milk carton scarecrow is very cool....I showed my daughter and she is now very keen that we keep all our milk cartons to make one!
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Hey Julie! The scarecrow is so much fun! And those clouds! You always collect a great set of photos! Have a happy evening!
ReplyDeleteI love Tatton park and my boys love the football museum, this post is making me miss Manchester, my boys are constantly nagging to move back there. I love your lamp :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the fern. Would love some of those cloches for my allotment!
ReplyDeleteThese are great photos, I like the scarecrow and the fern!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed looking at your photos ~ great idea with the clock/sundial! All quite unique, and a super selection.
ReplyDeleteLovely collection Julie. Was that fern as enormous as it looks ? Would love to see your quilt when finished.
ReplyDeleteHi Fiona, yes the fern was towering above us! I'll keep posting updates on the quilt as it will be ages before it's finished - I'm a slow quilter! X
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