The signs make no sense to me. Like your comment on my Passing Side Suicide post. That may have something to do with these signs not making sense. Love the cat. No surprise there, eh?
A nice look around - that mural brightens up the surroundings. Had a laugh at the autumn leaves raked or blown on to the road... waiting for the Council street-sweeper perhaps? :D)
Your neighborhood is full of photo ops! I love a photo walk like this, where I'm not looking for anything particular, but am just open to any possibility. just whatever catches my attention.
Can't understand why people would want to get rid of the fallen leaves so quickly. Most children and I love to have them around. I used to rake the mulberry leaves into piles so the kids could jump into them , hide under, them or throw them into the air with gay abandon.
I just had to pop in read this post and see your world, Stewart! I love the ginger cat and love that you, an avid birder, admired it and took its photo! I enjoyed this meander. See you tomorrow (yes I'm back from South Africa, YAY!) Jo
I still have "Autumn" on my hill. Last year the snow came so early that we were never able to rake the hill ... I see you have been taking care of business. What happens to the leaves that are sitting in the street? What if you have to back the car out, will your perfect piles get messed up? I am like you in that all kinds of mundane things catch my interest. I drive my family crazy with the click, click of the camera while driving along. I love the little fence sentinel and didn't you think it odd that a chicken was sitting in the tree? Love your posts ... your are always entertaining and educational. Nice way to be :)
This is why we always carry cameras around, right? I have no idea what that first photo is. I've never seen signs like that before. Love that pretty orange cat!
I love that orange kitty! The mural is nice too.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty of a cat. I do like the mural and of course those Autumn leaves. The other signs I know nothing about. MB
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Stewart.
ReplyDeleteThe last of the cat is totally awesome.
Greetings Irma
We who are not accustomed to mass transit forget what it's like. Love that fence sentinel. Does he own you?
ReplyDeletethe kitty is cute. love that mural with the rogue chicken!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun walk and great captures!! Thanks as always for sharing, Stewart!! And I do love your fence sentinel!! Handsome fellow! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThe signs make no sense to me. Like your comment on my Passing Side Suicide post. That may have something to do with these signs not making sense. Love the cat. No surprise there, eh?
ReplyDeleteloved the wall art :)
ReplyDeleteNeat sightings. Most people don't notice their surroundings much. Love the cat!
ReplyDeleteLove the signs! Always amusing to see funny ones from other parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteAnd that cat seems to know it all!
ReplyDeleteLove the public transport, it's lousy over here, beautiful shots especially the cat gorgeous photo, have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteThat sure is a pretty kitty!
ReplyDeleteA god collection of shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of shots for OWT ~ but that beautiful cat steals the show ~ xoxo
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A nice look around - that mural brightens up the surroundings.
ReplyDeleteHad a laugh at the autumn leaves raked or blown on to the road... waiting for the Council street-sweeper perhaps? :D)
What a handsome orange kitty, surveying his kingdom.
ReplyDeletethat is one adorable cat.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wall art and a great look sentinel!
ReplyDeleteYour neighborhood is full of photo ops! I love a photo walk like this, where I'm not looking for anything particular, but am just open to any possibility. just whatever catches my attention.
ReplyDeleteThat cat looks like the cat that ate the canary...
ReplyDeleteCan't understand why people would want to get rid of the fallen leaves so quickly. Most children and I love to have them around. I used to rake the mulberry leaves into piles so the kids could jump into them , hide under, them or throw them into the air with gay abandon.
ReplyDeleteI just had to pop in read this post and see your world, Stewart! I love the ginger cat and love that you, an avid birder, admired it and took its photo! I enjoyed this meander. See you tomorrow (yes I'm back from South Africa, YAY!) Jo
ReplyDeleteI loved what you found on your Saturday walk ... especially the lovely cat sentinel.
ReplyDeletepretty kitty.
ReplyDeleteFun post!! Boom, Bobbi and Gary.
ReplyDeleteI still have "Autumn" on my hill. Last year the snow came so early that we were never able to rake the hill ... I see you have been taking care of business. What happens to the leaves that are sitting in the street? What if you have to back the car out, will your perfect piles get messed up? I am like you in that all kinds of mundane things catch my interest. I drive my family crazy with the click, click of the camera while driving along. I love the little fence sentinel and didn't you think it odd that a chicken was sitting in the tree? Love your posts ... your are always entertaining and educational. Nice way to be :)
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I wonder what 2P means? I presume it's obvious you live there.
ReplyDeleteThis is why we always carry cameras around, right? I have no idea what that first photo is. I've never seen signs like that before.
ReplyDeleteLove that pretty orange cat!
The cat is so beautiful! And I love the mural!
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