Monday, May 30, 2011

Photo Scavenger Hunt - May 2011

Here are my photos for the May scavenger hunt.  It has taken me ages to get started this month and I've dashed around at the last minute to get some of them.  You can add your photos to the link on Kathy's Postcards from the P.P. blog - here - thanks once again to Kathy for hosting the scavenger hunt and providing us with each month's topics.

A Bicycle - at the side of the River Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon

A Butterfly- I haven't seen any real butterflies for ages so here is one in a ceramic mosaic at the Westport Lake Visitor Centre, at Middleport, Stoke-on-Trent.


A Cartoon Character - I loved The Perishers Comic Strip in the Daily Mirror so here is one of the characters from the TV cartoon made of it - Boot!

A Black and white portrait - one of the ladies from the Tudor Group at Haddon Hall Tudor weekend in early May

A Red Door - on the Lodge house in The Brampton, Newcastle-under-Lyme.


Sign of the Zodiac - Pisces

A street light on Station Walk, Newcastle-under-Lyme.


An emergency vehicle taken in the Market Place, Newcastle-under-Lyme


An interesting local building - The Visitor Centre at Westport Lake, Middleport, Stoke-on-Trent.

Something Blue - a garden ornament in the garden at the Rambler's Retreat, Dimmingsdale, North Staffordshire


Texture - the mossy base of a tree at RSPB Coombes Valley, Bradnop, Leek, Staffordshire

 Think Vintage
 Some vintage tableware from my china cupboard - inherited from my mother - although the Sooty egg cup was mine when I was little!

23 comments:

  1. Great photos. I had a Sooty cereal bowl when I was little.

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  2. Lovely photos - love the vintage crockery (Carlton ware?) and all the others, of course, including the red door and the lamp post.
    Margaret P

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  3. You did really well. I especially like the interpretation of Pisces! x

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  4. Your cartoon character looks just like Edward!!

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  5. Beautiful photos. I love your photo of Pisces. Very creative.

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  6. You've done so well with the photos Rosie. So clever with Pisces and I love the colours in the mosaic. x

    PS. The shelf with my mum's collection of egg-cups, including Sooty, fell off the wall!

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  7. Great! Love the fish one. Abby x

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  8. I love your first pic of the bike and the river - somehow just the essence of summer captured there. Nice blog - will be back for more.

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  9. Nice mix of things, I really like your vintage photo because these things are really connected to you.

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  10. Especially nice job this time! The bike is my favorite, but they are all terrific.

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  11. Lovely pictures ...the vintage one is my favourite. Still got to finish my list .
    Jacqioe x

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  12. Lovely pictures, I am glad you managed to get them all! I managed too so will be doing my post shortly.

    The bike picture is beautifully framed with the river and the greenery and I like your interpretation of pisces! I struggled to get any inspiration for that one!

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  13. Lovely photo's. The Photo Scavenger Hunt is a clever idea.x

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  14. Great photos - I'm thinking along similar lines for the zodiac sign!

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  15. Looks like the BUILDING is waiting for a snowy day to sled off down the hill:)

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  16. Love the blue garden ornament and your Sooty eggcup. (He sent me a postcard!).

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  17. Rosie, you won my giveaway! Please email me your address and I will post it.

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  18. Fab selection of photos.The vintage china is lovely and that blue garden ornament is such a lovely shape.
    Lisa x

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  20. I love the ceramic mosaic and the mossy tree. Great photos :)

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  21. Lovely photos. I was a bit late with my list, must do better this month. ~c~

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