Ooh that makes sense. Do hope they at least move it for the high season as I loved it. LikeLiked by 1 person
Oh dear, did not recognise fish. Just been out to garage across frozen snow! Sent from BlueMail LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
You brave soul! It was on the walk that just us two did, the fish was half way and shortly before the return stretch on beach. LikeLike Reply
I couldn’t it that. — (the Oxford Word of the Day today happens to be “piscivorous” = (of an animal) feeding on fish . LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Hee hee!!! I was bemused, but in the end decided that was what you probably meant 😊 LikeLiked by 1 person
Brilliant! I felt that you had transported me to Vietnam, it has a very Asian feel to it. Have a great weekend, Becky LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Where on earth (or in the sea 🙂 ) did you find this? It’s great! Have a lovely weekend, Becky 🙂 🙂 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Neither am I, but had my Mum with me so decided I would be ok crossing the bridge to the beach!! LikeLike
Great catch! Is it all metal?
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My memory is that it was fabric and plastic, but can’t be sure!
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Oh ok… thank you 😊
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Well that’s a strange thing…. Is there a story behind it?
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No idea!! It was hidden behind the cafe, most odd.
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It looks like maybe it was a textile project for an art class. 🙂
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Ooh that makes sense. Do hope they at least move it for the high season as I loved it.
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Is this the one that got away?
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Hee hee!! Must have been as it was hiding at back of cafe 😉
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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We had a fishy encounter this week, at the aquarium.
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Ooh is there a post?
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Oh dear, did not recognise fish. Just been out to garage across frozen snow!
Sent from BlueMail
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You brave soul!
It was on the walk that just us two did, the fish was half way and shortly before the return stretch on beach.
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I couldn’t it that. — (the Oxford Word of the Day today happens to be “piscivorous” = (of an animal) feeding on fish .
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Great word 😊
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That’s what I am! Love fish.
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Of course that should read: I couldn’t EAT that.
Ah well…
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Hee hee!!! I was bemused, but in the end decided that was what you probably meant 😊
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Brilliant! I felt that you had transported me to Vietnam, it has a very Asian feel to it. Have a great weekend, Becky
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So glad you like 🙂 my Mum and I were most intrigued!
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Totally bonkers 🙂
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Me for taking it or the fish itself?!!!
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The fish of course, although I expect you’re bonkers in your own sweet way 🙂
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😘
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Where on earth (or in the sea 🙂 ) did you find this? It’s great! Have a lovely weekend, Becky 🙂 🙂
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Hee hee, he’s brilliant isn’t he. He’s hiding out at Praia da Quinta do Lago 😊
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Ah, the posh end! I’m not often allowed there 🙂 🙂
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Neither am I, but had my Mum with me so decided I would be ok crossing the bridge to the beach!!
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I love that bridge 🙂 🙂 And your Mum!
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awww schucks . . . . . hopefully she’ll read the comments this morning 🙂
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Your friends down at the pub are never going to believe this one 🙂
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Oh brilliant 🤣😄
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🙂
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Yes I did. I don’t think it’s to scale 😂
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Groan!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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A groan is reward enough Becky 😁👍😘
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