Showing posts with label Friday Shoot Outs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday Shoot Outs. Show all posts

Friday, 8 January 2010

Friday Shoot Out - Fences

Hello everyone, I am getting myself all organised (strange underlining back I see....) Nevermind, this is my contribution to the Friday town Shoot out, in which the topic is Fences picked by Sandra.
Here is some fences around my neighbourhood. Narnia Style!




The snow gave a marshmallow topping to these plants standing by this wire fence.


This is a nice fence, Oh i am intrigued! What could be on the other side?


Ohhhh!Ahhhhh! A icing sugared railway!


The fence surrounding the water looks like it is holding back all the snow from falling to the water!

Good times in the snow! If you find it looks something like this out you window at the moment, be warm, be safe and let the snow find the child in you!

Friday, 11 September 2009

Friday Shoot out: Old and Weathered

Hello everyone this is my first Friday shoot out. Please Be gentle!

( These photos are some old ones as I can not find the charger to my camera! Argghhh!.Oh my God, there is that strange underlining again!)


And the lining is gone again! Weird!
This is the pavement outside my house. It looks like it is unveiling the past as the tarmac crumbles away. Cobblestones are murder in heels though.
This is the famous St. James park. It used to be a cemetery until the council wanted a park so the grave stones were placed by the wall. Click here to read my adventure there and here for more info.

This is an old pirate gravestone in Hale village in Liverpool, just beside the airport. I thought a actual pirate was buried here but was later told that that was just the trend for gravestones at that time. Mmmmmm, I still like the illusion of pirates!

This is the lighthouse in Hale village by the water. Click here about my haphazard adventure in the grave yard, here for proper info, and click here for my lighthouse adventure and here for more proper info.

Well, that's it! I hope it was alright and I hope all is well!