Kate holds a monthly photo hunt, and I thought I might have a go at joining in.
White
Has to be snowdrops, these in the village of Scagglethorpe and these in York
Metal
White railings on the city wall at York
Camouflage
Fred the blackbird with white feathers in the snow!
Begins with J
My son Mr J ( this taken last year)
Bud
Daffodils in the garden and a single crocus
which is nearly not a bud.
My own choice
Stained glass window in The Holy Trinity church, Micklegate York.
I hope you liked these pictures as much as I enjoyed taking them. Do visit the other people’s pictures in the link up, won’t you.
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Lovely pictures, especially of the white railings. I love York, whenever we have visitors from South Africa visiting we take them to see the Shambles and the beautiful Minster. Those snowdrops are gorgeous.
Thank you, glad you liked my pcitures.
Wow, great post, I love your pictures.
I would be hard-pressed to choose a favourite from all those pics, but I really find the iron railings on the city wall particularly appealing. 🙂
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Thanks for including me in your round up.
Great set of photos. Love the snowdrops of course..and always good to see a bird with a touch of unexpected colour. X
Lovely collection! I love the snowdrops and the picture for J 🙂
Lovely set of photos, I was very much “at home” with all the pictures of York. Well done.
Thank you very much.
Lovely & I do love York. Do you realise your Mr. J. was “jumping” as well. The stained glass window is glorious. Take care.
I had missed the jump, and he’s wearing a jacket too. Thank you!
Love the snowdops and railings for white. We have a black bird visit the garden with white feathers round his neck, lovely to see your garden visitor:)
Thank you. I had been trying for ages to get his picture, and finally he stood still long enough for me to get one through the window. We have been following his adventures for a couple of years now, from aggressive youngster to older sedate blackbird, he has totally fascinated me.
Lovely collection. I see your daffodils are about at the same stage as ours.
I am afraid this was the only clump of my daffodils at this stage, all the others are only tentatively putting leaves up.
They will be there soon!
Wow! Scagglethorpe – what a great name for a village! ❤
It is where I go for the family history group on a Friday, and one of the villages I had planned to do a post on last year, which just didn’t materialise. Our villages do have some wonderful names, don’t they?
They certainly do. Can I look forward to a post on Scagglethorpe later this year?
I do like to see how other people interpret the words; why didn’t I think of snowdrops and railings? Plenty round here. The photo that made me smile the most was Mr J! Are the ‘stepping stones’ sometimes surrounded by water?
I loved your take on the same words. Snowdrops were popular in this set. The stepping stones are in a ford and the picture was taken last Easter when we had a very dry winter and spring. They were taken in Goathland which featured as Aidensfield in the TV programme Heartbeat.
Great set of pictures – snowdrops seem to be particularly good this year.
Thank you. The snowdrops appeared quite early this year and have really been spectaular for longer.
Brilliant set of images and stories, glad you joined in X
It was most enjoyable, thank you.
oooh! Fun! I’m off to visit the others!
Mr J looks like the boy in the book “Where the Wild Thing Are” (Maurice Sendak) that I read to my son (now 36 yr old) Ian when he was small!
Oh yes I see the similiarity
Those pictures are all so pretty! Thank you:)
Thank you
what on earth is Mr J up to, with his balancing act lol?
I rather think it was some film, but I forget which- he is slightly odd!