Daily Themes April 2024

[dreampolice]

Apr 11, 2024 8:08:23 GMT zx9 said:

Apr 11, 2024 7:32:42 GMT dreampolice said:

Kid eating his snacks. Virtually every little shop we saw had displays of bags of crisps etc all fastened together in strips.

Kids outside the shop by Nigel G, on Flickr


Tuck shop by Nigel G, on Flickr

I remember when the snacks in pubs were similarly displayed and the pictures that were uncovered, ummm NUTS. 

I remember them too but they were hooked onto the cardboard backing IIRC. These in India are fastened to each other in a long strip. I never bought any, but I assume if you were to buy an individual packet they'd have to cut them apart in one way or another.

[petrochemist]

A Barn owl taking a lunchtime snack home to the kids
Barn owl with shrew by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[El Sid]

Someone's hungry...


Sandwich Green by Nigel Hayes, on Flickr

[dreampolice]

We stopped here for a Kachori snack. They were very nice.
Best in Delhi, so they say!

best Kachori in Delhi by Nigel G, on Flickr

[El Sid]

Snacked out...


The Dead Cones by Nigel Hayes, on Flickr

[dreampolice]

Funnily enough, we didn't stop for a snack of some deep fried thing here though!

Didn't see any hygiene rating stars either.

Indian takeaway by Nigel G, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

Possibly a full meal rather than a snack being prepared at a Civil war camp
Civil war camp by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[Kath]

240403-Cambridge-014 by Kath Polley, on Flickr

Possibly wishing she'd got his snack instead?

[dreampolice]

What will Daisy choose for a snack?

Cow Shop by Nigel G, on Flickr

[kate]

Grave

Earth to earth

ap disorderly grave stone by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

Don't buy me flowers when I've gone.

flowers on the grave fenced 2 buttercups by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[stevewmh]

Someone had left a spade leaning against a grave stone. I found it mildly amusing thinking about the reserectionists

Black Humour DSCF7209-2000 by Stephen Hayto, on Flickr

[peterob]

Grave.  I've got lots of pictures of headstones, lots of pictures of churches and churchyards, a few tombs - but something that is clearly a grave in its entirety - less so.  Particularly as, in family history searches, we we generally looking in the older part of church yards where the grave confines are long lost to grass.



IMG_0014.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[peterob]

Another Church picture with graves, not really on brief but I remember that the road was quite low compared to the church yard so this was looking across with the graveyard at chest level. Very nice place if you like that kind of thing.   Chagford Church in early April (2016).

DSCF0674.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

No doubt I've shared this one before
IR gravestone by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[petrochemist]

Here are a couple of others showing wider views of graveyards
St Mary's entrance (no hue adjustment) by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

Breedon church (Infra red) by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

All IR as a touch of unreality just seems to suit graveyards better.