#What is it? #33

It's been a little while since I posted a 'What is it?' . Summer is the best time for spotting interesting skyscapes and today's comes courtesy of Newton-on-the-Sea, Northumberland.

Take a look at the picture above. What does it resemble other than a cloud? What image do you see in the picture?  In the spirit of good fun, please leave a comment with what you see and I love comparing what people see!

What about the last time?

It's really been a while, the last official What is it? was back in May and I shared the follllowing image:



I saw this as a ferocious dragon's head- he's squinting and is very angry with his teeth bared.


What did you see?

12 comments:

1. 
   Ivana Split8:09 p.m.

   The first cloud resembles an eagle...or on closer inspection it could also be a dragon.
   
   the second one looks like a face, but maybe it is just because I read it reminds you of it...thinking about it a bit more, it reminds me of Transformers or Iron man's helmet

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   two birds8:24 p.m.

   The first one looks like nothing distinctive to me. I looked at it far too long and my first thought was hammerhead shark, so I'll go with that!

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   Anca9:19 p.m.

   A hungry dragon that saw something yummy :)

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   thrift deluxe9:29 p.m.

   This time round it looks, to me, like a genie lamp or a helicopter.
   
   I really enjoy it when people show their silly side through their blog.

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5. 
   Curtise11:33 p.m.

   Oh Kezzie - I know you love your clouds, but honestly, I can't see much! I don't comment because all I would say every time is "err, I don't really know... Is it a sheep?" And that would get pretty boring... I think seeing things in clouds is like being able to see those hidden image optical illusion thingies - you can either do it, or you can't. And I can't! xxx

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6. 
   Kezzie12:55 a.m.

   Thank you for being honest Curtise! I just wanted to know what people thought of it and that is a valuable opinion that I wanted to know!x

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7. 
   Shamu Boo4:35 a.m.

   A bird flying to the left with a whale swimming downwards behind it, humpback I think from the sound of it. I vote for reason #3. Oh wait, are we voting?
   
   As for your question on the length of the tights, I have been finding them almost just the right fit. The could be just a smidge longer but for my purposes they work just fine. I do not actually wear them around, if I did it might be an issue :)

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8. 
   renae of simple sequins4:51 a.m.

   hi Kezzie! It is nice to see you too! Thanks for the warm welcome back. ♥renae

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9. 
   Liz S6:37 p.m.

   I don't see anything very clear, but to me it looks like someone flying through the air with their arms stretched out to their sides. Maybe with a jet pack on their back.
   ...that makes me sound crazy!
   
   Liz x
   Distract Me Now Please

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10. 
    Melanie7:08 p.m.

    I kind of see a bird flying to the left...but I'm trying too hard. I love your idea to engage people's imaginations through looking for things in the clouds. Usually when I see something in real life it's so fleeting and surprising, an Aha! moment. If I don't join here consistently it's because my imagination has failed me. Gaaa!

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    Liz S10:16 p.m.

    I think I actually do love comments more than crisps... I KNOW. Not spam comments, obviously. Crisps are wayyyyyyyyy better than spam comments.
    

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12. 
    The Brunette10:36 p.m.

    It reminds me of Emu but in the second one it reminds me of a giant paw x

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Lots of dragons but also bird references. On a side-note, I really don't mind if people can't see anything! Imaginative lot!

I also shared this photo as part of the last Scavenger Hunt:


This cloud reminded me of that Moomin character, the little girl with the bun in her hair who was always a bit snarky: here she is: apparently, that's Little My. She's facing sideways in the clouds.

Anyway, I'd love to know what you think this week's cloud is?

xx