‘You’ve been framed’ in South Shields!
Another glorious day in the north east of England. Looking out from the promenade you can see Tynemouth Priory in the distance, caught in the frame. The Tall Ships have arrived in Blyth, just a little further up the coast. Exciting times!
Here in the UK it looks like it could be a sunny Bank Holiday weekend. Have a good one, everybody! Sharing my six words with Cate and the Daily Post challenge.
restlessjo 
A clever use of frame, Jo.
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It turned out quite well, Paula, thanks 🙂 🙂
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Another favourite childhood haunt! Only as an adult did I discover the street of curry houses. Our fare in the 60s was always high tea of fish and chips.
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You’ll be very familiar with tomorrow’s walk, then (if I ever find time to write it 🙂 )
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Look forward to that!
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So originally framed!
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Glad you like them, Anna. I have a great walk to go with them for next Monday 🙂 Hope all’s well with you.
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Great frames Jo,
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Thanks, darlin 🙂
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Pleasure 🙂
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Good spot Jo!
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Thanks, Andrew 🙂 🙂
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I’m short on walking but long on photos this week!
http://junkboattravels.blogspot.ca/2016/08/islington-village-of-murals.html
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Hi Jackie 🙂 Thanks sweetheart. I’ll be along shortly.
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These are great for the challenge, Jo. Have a lovely long weekend! xxxx
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Thanks, hon! Sending hugs 🙂
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Unique sculpture that lets the viewer frame their own scene. Looks like a perfectday for sailing or just wandering about taking in the scene.
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We took quite a long walk to the lighthouse, Mary, and the clifftop scenery was beautiful. A Monday walk, at some point 🙂 🙂 All ok with you?
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Thanks Jo – I bet the lighthouse views were gorgeous. Still working on the pinched nerve in my neck, it’s not been a fun 5 weeks – my husband (bless his heart) said the pain has aged me and made my hair go gray!! I don’t have the heart to tell him that I was already going gray, lol!
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Such a shame, Mary, because you enjoy your art work so much. Hopefully physio can ease it for you. Daren’t send hugs in case they’re painful 😦
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What interesting sculptures you discover along these seaside English towns! Happy Bank Holiday! May it be a restful one for you.
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Thank you! I wore myself out at the Tall Ships Regatta yesterday. 🙂 No- I wasn’t sailing!
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So another holiday is warranted….
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Hello my lovely, these are perfect, made for the challenge this week. Look at that blue sky, I envy you the tall ships in weather like that, looking forward to your photos. Sounds like you’ve both been making the most of every moment, have a lovely Sunday, restFULL or not! Big Devon hugs coming your way x:-)x
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Funny how it sometimes works out, Gilly. I had a totally different 6 words in my head but when the Post challenge went up I did a complete about face. These photos just shouted too loud 🙂 🙂 I hope you’re hanging on to the good weather down there because you’re doing market stalls today, aren’t you? It started raining here last night and is still going strong this morning. So glad I saw the Ships yesterday! Sending bundles of love back to you 🙂 🙂
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