A Waterfall
Mall Train
Toffee Apples
Good Advice
Taxi!
Chocolate. Strawberries.
Sky Train. Science Centre ahead.
Yes, it says cannabis.
Outback.
Mountie.
Mmmm fudge.
For Spanish Goth.
If you take size 14 or more, then Intimate Apparel is not for you.
Ice Cream
Hummingbird
Chocolate Hedgehogs
Goats. On the roof.
Full Moon.
More fudge
Fudge Factory. 50 Flavours!
The Eagles. Not at Hotel California.
Drama Queen Drive.
What a way to go
Mmmm coo-kies!
Chip. And indeed, Dale.
Cat, tree. Tree, cat. Just like that!
Black Skwerl. Note the Evil Eyes.
Bear Paws.
Farty with a Bear Behind.
Haa, Haa! Great post Farty! Full moon, you're in trouble!
ReplyDeleteNow is that eagle really in that tree or did you cut and paste it from the logo on george Bush's underpants?
ReplyDeletevery super pictures Mr farty, however your earlier stories of the wilderness, of wresting bears and climbing moutains in flip flops using only your teeth seem to have been overlooked in the photos on the blog in favour of ice cream and chocolate which surely gives a misleading impression that you made it all up over whilst never leaving the ice cream store.
I hope you had a lovely time even if you had to book in to the priory for a maple syrup detox when you got back
Mr Farty: Thank you so much for posting these photos. You have a wonderful sense of humour. I had a good laugh.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder there are so many size 14-24 ladies with all that fudge and ice cream everywhere.
That Full Moon photo could win a prize!
Did you bring the bear back with you? You look so good together.
ReplyDeleteJohn - She's already seen it, but not till we all had a laugh.
ReplyDeleteRilly - There's a second eagle just about visible below the obvious one, if you click to enlarge. I wasn't sure they were real until one flew off.
Anybody can get - or put - photos on t'internet these days; these were the ones you won't see in calendars and that. And which I had fun taking, despite the odd looks I got.
Babzy - Thanks. *bows*
Timbo - Mrs F wouldn't let me keep him, sorry to say.
As an aside, he was carved using a chainsaw. Not a patch on this gem of course!
Right. Off to catch up on BB (Big Blogger, not the cheap imitation on C4).
What interesting photos - although it would make one think you had spent your entire holiday in the sweets store.
ReplyDeleteExcept for the bear.
I had a friend from Brazil visit last summer, and he took a lot of phone-pictures of squirrels too. Are squirrels really all that rare in the rest of the planet? Could we export them for big bucks?
Did you partake of all those gorgeous goodies? If so there is going to be another full moon I shouldn't wonder:)
ReplyDeleteJust remembered, I need to book an appointment with the dentist.
ReplyDeleteSew - There are hundreds of squirrels in Edinburgh's very own Botanical Gardens. Every single one of them is grey and therefore by definition a PEST. I have never yet seen one of Britain's native Red Squirrels. Until I visited The Canada, I'd never even heard of black squirrels. Apparently a close up photograph is very unusual, so you may be onto something.
Pi - Christ, no. I wouldn't want to overload the plane! Fatso alert, fatso alert! One teeny bit of maple fudge the day we got back, man it's sweet.
Anyone who displays THAT much chocolate in one single post is someone I can really stand behind. (But only if you shave your bear behind.) ;)
ReplyDeleteLCG - Welcome. If you're planning to stand behind me, you'd better be wearing your SCUBA gear!
ReplyDeleteAnd good luck with the lessons :)
Nice pics, but it is not wise to publish so many sweet-orientated images when women have PMT...
ReplyDeleteCat - Chocolate is good for the soul, if bad for the hips.
ReplyDeleteWill you be posting any more photos Farty? I like looking at photos almost as much as I like eating chocolate and you seem to be combining my two favourite intrests quite well.
ReplyDeleteHow many photos did you take, btw? I took over 300 and it took me weeks to sort through them properly.
I saw a black squirrel in Stanley Park last year too, but I think your photo is better than mine. On this day last year, I travelled from Jasper to Kamloops on the Rocky Mountaineer. This afternoon I shall be travelling from Ipswich to Swineshead. It's not quite the same.
Oh!! Did you buy me the DQ sign? Please say you did. . .
ReplyDeleteLiz - Hmmm. 243 photos including a couple of video clips. Aren't electric cameras wonderful?
ReplyDelete*click* "Dinnae like it" *delete*
I'm a crap photographer, but take enough that a few are worth posting. 21 to be precise, not counting the ones already up.
DQ - Oops. We had to pay $80 excess baggage as it was. Sorry.
Hope Goth doesn't expect me to bring back the shop.
Full moon!! love it.
ReplyDeleteInterestingly, there are black squirrels in Letchworth.