A week of scarecrows, and “fun”!
As I was updating my Six word Saturday page yesterday I realised that this is my 70th Six word Saturday post. Amazing! It started out as a bit of fun, and I hope it still is? I posted my round up of the scarecrow festival in the villages on Tuesday, but I think I might just have a few more photos to share.
To see the full parade of scarecrows, click on It’s Show Time! Wishing you a fun week too!
Meantime I should say thanks to Cate at Show My Face for hosting all my Six word Saturdays. Don’t forget to pay her a visit, and if you’ve any spare time you can look back at my 70 by clicking on the button below.
See you next week for number 71!
questo m’innamora totalmente !!!!
la leggerezza, l’ironia, la simpatia dell’espressione visiva di chi scatta e di chi si diverte a comporre manualmente con estrema fantasia
I totally love this!!!!
the lightness, the irony, the sympathy of the Visual expression of who will and who likes to compose yourself with extreme fantasy
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This weekend we have another village show, sometimes with knights and jousting, but I don’t know if I’ll have time to post about it before I escape to the Algarve. I’ll try 🙂
Grazie, cara!
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Snorting Summer sounds relaxing. Sometimes, the best vacation is a great restful sleep. Fun pictures! have a great day.
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They gave me the biggest smile, and who can resist that! 🙂
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Very funny pictures, thanks for the laugh!
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I enjoyed being there and taking them. 🙂
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Love the scarecrows!
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Thanks, Emily. They always bring a smile. 🙂
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those scarecrows are so much fun! they remind me of the ‘old men’ effigies that are created at the end of each year and burned at midnight during ‘ano viejo’.
the scarecrows represent community spirit and positive attitudes. like flowers, i think they represent the ‘mental’ health of a community.
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Whenever we drive through Elwick I think how nice it must be to be part of a village, Lisa. We live on an estate at the edge of town, and people are friendly enough but it stops there. 🙂
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it’s hard to put down barriers when one lives in larger areas. there’s an intelligence in being guarded, where in small areas there’s the community watch, and they do watch over one another.
you surely have befriended some and are able to glimpse a bit of goodness from the strangers.
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Wonderful scarecrow gallery, Jo. 🙂 People are very creative there.
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Takes our mind off the weather, Ad. It’s Wimbledon fortnight so it’s always mixed. 🙂
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And who doesn’t want a good ol’ snorting time? Have fun watching tennis this week!
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Out walking this morning. Nibbling nails time this afternoon. 🙂
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This was very nice to read over. I am fairly new to the 6 Word Saturday but I would love to look back at number 100 and see all the post I made. I enjoyed this a great deal.
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Glad you liked it, Donetta. (what a lovely name 🙂 ) I was very new to blogging when I started doing 6WS. It seemed a nice way to meet different people and introduce my world. And it seems to have worked. 🙂
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it works, we wait for no. 71!
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Cute!
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Thanks, Marcia. Your grandchildren would love them! 🙂
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Wow, nice that so many get into the spirit! Thanks for sharing!
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The two villages compete every year, Tina. The bigger one usually wins! (:
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How fun! Midsummer madness…I like that.
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Takes our mind off the weather, Karen 🙂
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nice midsummer madness rites! I like the happy caterpillar too!
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We may have knights and jousting at another local festival this coming weekend, Frizz. Definitely a British form of madness. 🙂
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greetings to you in the land of Beatles and Stones, Monty Python and Queen, knights and madness …
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🙂 🙂
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A scarecrow festival, looks like fun was had by all and I love the caterpillar too!
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2 for the price of one, Sam. Two local villages compete each year for the best scarecrows. 🙂
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