YOUNG LOVE!
We came across this couple at the RHS Garden in Rosemoor, Devon one afternoon last August. We quickly tiptoed away so as not to disturb them.
On the subject of the alphabet I came across a fascinating newspaper story today about a Google alphabet found in Britain's hedgerows, roads and buildings. The young woman who compiled it decided to hunt down perfect Google Earth images representing all 26 letters of the alphabet whilst she was recovering from a serious road accident. It was interesting to note that she had difficulties finding K,N and especially Q. The article and all 26 photos can be seen here - do have a peek !
You can see more posts on the letter Y over on ABC Wednesday - yaaaaaaaay!
Ahhh, nothing like young love.Very cute and original post for the letter Y.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful and original expression of young love! I hope you sent them a copy of your photo.
ReplyDeleteI think that Q's a bit suspect! I'm trying to do something similar by finding an ABC of everyday objects. The idea was to present them all for the next round of ABC Wednesday, but I'm nowhere near finished yet!
ReplyDeleteAaaahhh
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun photo, and a great Y! I'm off to see your link and those alphabet pics.
ReplyDeleteThat is cute!
ReplyDeletenow the song Young Love by Sonny James is running thru my head!
ReplyDeleteLovely pair! Good idea:Young love! I also saw the satellite views of the alphabet made by the woman who was recovering from the road accident. Thanks! It is very clever of her. Thanks for your visir, Anna!
ReplyDeleteNo need to complain about the dull Youngsters anymore!
ReplyDeleteYou always have the neatest photos! I sent out your superlambbanana link to a few friends in Liverpool and they just loved it! These pottery people are so creative too! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteI was slightly woried before I scrolled down to the photo! I liked the google earth alphabet but I do wonder that people have time to do this!
ReplyDeleteSo clever! I wish I was this creative in making some art in my garden:) I did check out the link, too--amazing that she could find all these letters.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Anna, I just now visited your "Out on the Streets" entry for June. Lovely images of Liverpool; thanks for sharing!
Fun Y!
ReplyDeleteI shall check out the link. I love looking around for my photographs each week.
ABC Wednesday is so much fun.
Sherry
I liked the link. You've got to be imaginative to see the Q.
ReplyDeleteThose flowerpot people come alive after dark,right?
Young love is cute, but the Google earth alphabet is fascinating! I bet there is a better Q somewhere, though.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I'll check out the link - sounds fascinating...thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnna I remember seeing something similar when i visited Rosemoor gardens many years ago travelling between Guildford and Falmouth. It was a long deviation but I so enjoyed the garden.
ReplyDeleteYour link was amusing and just shows with an active mind even with a body that doesn't respond one can achieve all sorts of things.
I have been known to follow the coastal path from Glylingvase to Trebah Cornwall through google in an idle moment.
That alphabet is so super cool--I love it, and it's just the kind of quirky I love! Thanks for sharing!
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