I have been collecting photos for the Winter Photography Scavenger Hunt hosted by Eileen but have not managed to post any in the link ups. I mopped up quite a few I still needed on a visit to Bath for the dentist. We now approach the end of the photo hunt so here we have all in one go. I am afraid that makes for a very photo heavy post. Let’s get going.
1. A set of three.
2. Round and Round
3. Peek inside.
This window was on show at a local garden centre. It was one of the few places I visited when Christmas shopping.
A local village had a designated window for each day of advent.
4. Glass.
A shop sign in Bath.
The east window of Bath Abbey. It would have made a better picture looking out but that’s not allowed at the moment.
An interesting window at a church in Bath.
5. A Treasured Item
The Queen Charlotte coat of arms is above a pharmacy in Bath.
6. Horizontal
7. An Opening.
8. A Sign of the Times
Hairdressers closed for the whole of the winter.
An essential wherever you are.
A casualty of COVID? A well known butcher’s shop in central Bath closes it’s doors permanently.
9. Weather Conditions
10. Work in Progress
11.Measures
12. In the Distance
13. Something beginning with C
An early clematis in an inner city garden.
There has to be a cat or two.
14. One of many.
15. Something with legs.
How many legs?
16. A face.
A variety of faces outside the Victoria Gallery. I couldn’t choose between them.
17. Comfort Food
A family favourite pud.
18. Something you do every day
Walking the dog.
19. Something Yellow
20. Marking Time.
Waiting for a picnic scrap in The Parade Gardens.
Alternative A. In pieces.
Not in pieces now but it was when it was installed in the summerhouses in the rose garden at Tyntesfield.
B. Textured
C. Black and White
The less glamorous view of the famous Pultney Bridge.
WOW a wonderful collection of finds for the WPSH.
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DeleteI concur! My favourites are the spiral staircase (great spot!), the frost-encrusted rose and all those great faces in the windows. Also the Advent candle - perfect. Very sad to see the butcher's closed down for good - certainly a sign of the times, more's the pity.
ReplyDeleteAnd how could I have missed the sheep! Perfect for balck and white!
DeleteYes I was really pleased to find those stairs because I had no idea they were there. The faces were another lucky find.
DeleteYou do have a way with the camera. These are stunning! I was a)filled with wonder, b) got a chuckle out of the masked posters and c) feel a bit like I am still being watched. Splendid post, Maggie.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteFantastic finds! You really do have a way of capturing a good photo. We loved our visit to Bath 10 years ago, looking at your pictures makes me think a return trip (when restrictions are lifted!) is well overdue.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful city
DeleteThanks for joining in Maggie. You've found some excellent subjects for your photos. My favourite has to be the frosty rose, with the sheep, Poppy, and round and round tied for second place. Is the 'opening' in Parade Gardens?
ReplyDeleteYes the first opening is the arches at the end of Parade Gardens. The second is taken from the very end looking through Pultney Bridge to the back of Waitrose. It’s actually a picture of roughly where I stood to take the black and white picture of the back of Pultney Bridge.
DeleteSo many beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. They make me want to visit your town. :)
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