None of them really ended up making a story on their own to here they all are together in a sort of round-up of last year's weird and wonderful...
We'll start with some wonderful
More weird (from a Tigger point of view)
Some wonderful...
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| Turtle in the gardens in Nafplio |
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| Candle flower (Hoya) on the front of a local church |
And then there's the weird...
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| You might recall I did a post on pavements/footpaths (link). F subsequently captured this couple 'watering' the fake grass on the the footpath in front of their place (Piraeus). |
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| Wee lizard in our house on Lefkada (wonderful) |
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| Like 'where's Wally?' - spot the Tigger. (Oddball) |
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| Mr B's find... |
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| This guy rows his boat. |
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| F discovered the 'panorama' feature on her phone camera. We counted 28 little fishing boats out there that day. |
Some stupid....
And finally some calm...
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| There are not supposed to be motorboats in our inlet. These guys even had motorized surfboard things.... |
Some eye-catching....  |
| Do you reckon this guy has offended a cat? I used to do stuff like that to F's car cover in the UK. |
And finally some calm...
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| Calm day, small fishing boats |
you sure saw a lot out there, stupid people with motors on the boat, that takes the prize. also watering the street and fake grass is at the top of stupid. I don't get fake grass anyway. maybe it had mud in it. I tried the panorama on my phone and it is just to tiny to see. yours looks good though. wow, 6 dogs 1 walker.. wow again.. I know you were watching that from a far distance...
ReplyDelete7 actually - and some days there is a Mr Dogwalker with another handful of them. Too damned right I stay well out of the way, but they are on strings so somewhat safer than stringless ones which are about as trustworthy as an exocet missile with no guidance system.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfurs display of 'randomness' Tigger ol' chap. F is fair handy with that phone cam!!! Now, as to the 'where is Tigger' ... I think you must be scrunched into one of those cracks between rocks - but that is pure guess work on my part!!! Hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxx
OK - I'll get F to publish it again with an arrow. Furrings and purrings Yam-aunty, from Mr T
DeleteCertainly some weirdly interesting ones there. Here, some shop owners water the pavements outside their sho to remove the piles of doggy-doohs that appear mysteriously overnight.
ReplyDeleteI looked and looked and could not find you, Tigger. You blend right in! Great photos, had a laugh at the “grass” watering. Maybe it was dusty?
ReplyDeleteLoved your oddballs. Even K would have replaced that car cover. Sorry Tigger, didn't spot you either
ReplyDeleteWow, what an eclectic mix of photos! I loved the turtle one best, laughed at the grass watering one the most, and gave the Stupid Award to the motorboat. I couldn't find Tigger either!!
ReplyDeleteI collect photos for my blog too - all sorts of odd things - usually quirky trees or bark patterns or abstract stone patterns from the beach. It's a good idea to post them - perhaps I should do a wordless wednesday or something and post some every now and again.
ReplyDeleteGo one do it - you don't have to challenge our social consciences or prompt deep nostalgia every time you appear on our screens (although we do read your blogs for exactly those reasons)
DeleteFunny I have exactly the same Hoya in my garden which is over 25 years old and was my grandmother's.
ReplyDeleteThat's impressive - F has always thought of them as super sensitive house plants (coming as she does from the frozen south). The ladies at the church were almost dismissive - you know 'what? that old thing? what's impressive about that?' sort of reaction.
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