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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Public

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The word ‘Pub’ I believe to be

an abbreviate version of

‘Public House’

Had I known the Flying Horse was

the last traditional pub standing

on Oxford Street,

(Source: Google, Wikipedia)

I would have taken advantage of

the free day care, at least for a few minutes,

and photographed some of the interior,

if permitted.

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Word of the Day Challenge:  Public

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WitsEnd-Weekly-PC-Wheels

 


Not just a wheel on either side.Many cogs/wheels combine to ensure

that the seed is sown properly.

Now converted to seating outside so passers by

can sit, drink, eat and chat.

 

 

 

A much larger wheel.

The London Eye.

A great view just on dusk.

Geelong’s own version of the London Eye.

A somewhat smaller Ferris Wheel

on the Eastern Beach precinct..

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Witsend-Weekly-PC – Wheels

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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Illustrious

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illustrious

well known, respected, and admired for past achievements.

I’m not sure that Queen Victoria would have been

thought of as ‘illustrious’ during her reign.

However, she did manage to get

a memorial outside Buckingham Palace.

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Word of the Day Challenge:  Illustrious

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A-Photo-a-Week-Challenge-Colourful

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Colourful photos from all over.

York knitwear

Geelong street art.

At least that’s what I call it.

Florence

Murano streetscape

 

 

London lights.

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A Photo a Week Challenge: Colourful

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WeeklyPrompts-Photo-Challenge-Fences

 

Commencing with farm fences…

…old farm fences…

…to be precise.

London fences…

…or at least the top of them.

And this fence was no match for our

friendly inquisitive giraffe each morning.

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge: Fences