Here's my monthly contribution to Jill's Photo Scavenger Hunt (the lovely Greenthumb at Made with love).
B is for ?
....Brass instrument; specifically, the French horn.
10am
It's 10am in the Fisherprice kitchen!
Spoon
The coolest wooden cooking spoons ever! Should you get bored with cooking, turn them round and play the drums on the saucepans!
Puppet
As my husband helped the small child with the Lego game, little did he know that a Giraffe was after his drink!
You again
I watched these two birds on the telephone wire go backwards and forwards, meeting once and then again and again. They had a good inspection of each other before parting.
Water
I had a zillion and one river and lake shots but I thought I'd admire the subtleties of the washing-up water.
Habitat
The houses of Parliament. Habitat of the Greater-spotted out-of-touch-politican Michael Gove and rarely the Lesser-spotted 'Has an idea what it's like to be teacher'.
Just seen, bee-hive, habitat of my Grandfather's remaining bees and the woodland idyll that has been theirs for a long time.
Soccer
To my shame, nada. I tried to capture the dog playing football in the park but failed!
Calm
Calm waters in the park.
Man made
In the hands of God, the frog is small, green, and rounded. In the hands of a 3 year old, it is robust, rainbow and has 4 wings!
Open
My flute is an 'open-holed flute' it means the keys have the centre cut out instead of being a solid key/button. It's an individual decision made by each player as to whether they have an open-holed flute or a closed-hole flute, though more advanced players and pros tend to go for open-holed flutes whereas beginners always have closed-holes. In this picture, the open-holed keys are also open. Double open.
Steam
Steam from the barbecue.
If you've not joined in before, DO!!! I've had two blog-friends join in after reading my monthly posts and very well they have done it! It could be YOU next!
This is a great collection! Brilliant shot for habitat and I love your open, spoon and man made too.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I love the parliament houses best but only because of the caption that succeeded it. Well, okay, the manmade caption was choice too! ;p
ReplyDeleteThese are the best! I love the photos of the instruments, especially the French horn, and I want a Fisher Price kitchen of my own now!
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me to finish my photos, where has this month gone it just feels like yesterday that I was posting May's. Your puppet shot is so cute!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour sense of humor certainly comes out in this post, Kezzie! I absolutely loved the Puppet! And Man Made! I'm biting my nails right now ~ looks like the US and Belgium may be going to s penalty shootout! Yikes!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in this months scavenger hunt. What a great group of photos. I really like your photos of B, open, man made and water is just a great shot. Greenthumb
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comment on my blog! I know I've visited before, but I guess I've never commented. Sorry about that! This is a fun scavenger hunt - I like your pictures! :)
ReplyDeleteMiranda
Little Gold Pocket Watch
Great photos! I love puppet, and the information about your open holed flute was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThose wooden spoons/drumsticks are the coolest! I need to get some! And the photo of the two birds on the wire is so cute. Such great pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am tempted to pick this one up again, but it's been hard enough lately remembering to post pictures of my shoes.
ReplyDeleteI lvoe the giraffe!
Lovely photos! I particularly love the pigeons on the telephone wire.
ReplyDeleteI do miss a monthly scavenger hunt - although I wasn't very good at getting them all each month.
ReplyDeleteI love the giraffe... cheeky thing!
I love your wooden spoons ... where did you get them? Your man made photo and explanation made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo's. The birds on a wire is absolutely brilliant and Water so imaginative.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo of the washing up bubbles- love the textures xxx
ReplyDeleteThose burgers are making me hungry! And that woodland idyll of your granddad's --- so lovely! But what will happen to his bees? I hope someone is there to manage them. Bees need love too :)
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