A most unusual point of view
Many’s the time I’ve strolled down Saltburn pier, but it’s never looked like this before. Roll the gallery for a few smiles.
I felt so sorry for Saltburn when I saw the news this morning. There was extensive flooding after yesterday’s torrential rain. This morning they’ll be cleaning up.
Yesterday I posted this young lady in the Weekly Photo Challenge which required a a shot from an unusual point of view. She is very winsome but not in very good focus. In retrospect I would have been better using either my first or last gallery photo, don’t you think? Do you have a favourite?
That’s my six words (and a bit) for this Saturday. If you’d like to join Cate at Show My Face for Six Word Saturday you’d be very welcome. The explanation is in the header and the links.
restlessjo 
Love the knits. Very creative!
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They’re brilliant, aren’t they, Kev! I thought last years were cute but these really excelled. 🙂
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mi ero persa questo post incredibile! qualcosa di veramente affascinante! è bellissima questa competizione a colpi di maglia! vorrei mettere i potenti della guerra qui, a inventare pupazzi deliziosi e sferruzzare…ha ha forse la smetterebbero di pensare alle guerre!
mi sono innamorata dei due bovini hi hihi che cariniiii
ciao, passa una giornata serena
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I love the donkeys too, Ventis :). We should have something like this to make us smile every day.
Hope your weekend is beautiful, cara.
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I think my favorite is Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Jo! Although, I like the just hang out one too.Ooooh I like them ALL! haha! They’re all so adorable and ALL with a great perspective!
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It’s a brilliant location, Tahira. I nearly fell off the pier laughing when I saw that dog on the surfboard. 🙂
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so cute! 🙂
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Aren’t they? Thanks for commenting 🙂
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:))
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I have never seen anything like it before, how wonderful, and in such a great seaside location too! Was it part of an exhibition or festival or something? Left some remarks on individual photos – beach huts all the way 🙂
Jude xx
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Loving the response I’ve had to these, Jude. It’s much the same as my own- aren’t they fabulous 🙂 The first time I saw something similar was during last year’s Royal Jubilee celebrations (I’ve included one on my Lingering Windows-35). I thought it was just a “one off” but there are obviously lots of happy knitters in Saltburn!
Many thanks for your comments and enthusiasm 🙂
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You got me jumping from excitement. Love it! Unique…creative….always Summertime!
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They are brilliant, aren’t they? I smiled for hours after I’d seen them. So glad to give you a little fun too 🙂
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What a cheerful sight, Jo. Like Suzanne, I just might have to give knitting a whirl again.
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We’ll have to sit around in our knitting circle, exchanging travel tales, Tricia 🙂
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My past knitting attempts have been disastrous, so perhaps I should focus on the latter. 🙂
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Can’t be good at everything! Your photography shines 🙂
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Kind of you to say. Thank you, Jo, and wish you a splendid evening.
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Love these little knitty peeps – might have to pick up my needles again!
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A Winter project for those newly married cosy nights 🙂
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These are so absolutely adorable! Love all of them..my favorite is ‘gone fishing!’ 🙂
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I spent a happy hour or so, just looking and snapping away. I love them too 🙂
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So cute! I’ve never seen anything done like this before.
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Brilliant, aren’t they? I loved them too 🙂
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Imagine taking a stroll along the water ad coming across these! What a surprise!
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I knew they were there somewhere because I’d seen similar last year, but these were fantastic, and the pier is a wonderful location. 🙂
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What a fabulous sight that must have been
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I loved them, Vicky. I’m pretty sure they’ll do it again next year. There must be some terrific knitters in Saltburn 🙂
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You have all the fun♥ I have never ever seen something like this…thanks for the smile.
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Beautiful, aren’t they, Laurie? Enough to get me back to knitting (maybe 🙂 )
I could hardly believe the floods that followed that glorious day. They were on the TV news again tonight- wholescale cleanup.
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Each and every one of these is fabulous – I’m really struggling to find a favourite. It makes me want to have a go at knitting something very clever too.
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I know! “I’d like to teach the world to knit”… I’m singing it to a popular tune 🙂
The townsfolk were all on the local news last night, cleaning up after the floods, but the knits are ok.
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I believe the mermaid takes the #1 spot for me. It’s incredible to me to see
what is done with knitting. As someone who has knitted I know how much work it can be. These were very innovative crafters.
Great post … enjoyed it very much.
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Thanks, Isadora. It’s an inspiration, isn’t it? Maybe I’ll take up knitting again this winter. 🙂
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Oh, my goodness!! I’m doing a happy dance here! I saw a bike stand all Knit-Bombed.. but it was nothing like this, this is quite incredible! How great it must have been to come across and see these cute little wee creatures. I have to say I love the little huts.. they’re too cute:D
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When I left my comment I was hoping you’d pop by and see them, Smidge. Knew you’d want to adopt one 🙂
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I think I would choose the jelly fish.
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Well, it won’t sting you, Kate 🙂
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These are adorable! I need to get me one of those jellies! Too cute!
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Sorry to nudge you so hard, and thanks for responding, Gem. I do know how impossible it becomes 😦
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It’s all good, Jo. ❤
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this is gorgeous Jo!! I imagine those railings must be warm in their knit wraps … and the knitters have had so much fun with their whimsical creations 🙂
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Hides a bit of rust, too, Christine 🙂 Makes me want to start knitting again.
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