with a feather, she might say. Or how about a bit of goose down?
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| Canada Geese goslings, photo by Barbara Rogers |
There's a prompt on Sepia Saturday with a photo of a young lady tickling a reclining gentleman, well, about to tickle him, because he's still reclining. Come on over and check it out HERE. I think I'll look into our fine feathered friends, since I haven't got a single old photo that comes close to this scene.
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| Young Mallard ducks, photo by Barbara Rogers |
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| Brown Pelicans feeding, photo by Barbara Rogers |
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| Mockingbird, photo by Barbara Rogers |
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| Shared on Facebook |
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| Wood Ducks, Photo by Ramya Gleeson |
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| Gosling, photo by Barbara Rogers |
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| Seagull, photo by Barbara Rogers |
Disclaimer: I only post once a week to Sepia Saturday, attempting to be on theme. The rest of my posts here at "When I was 69" are my personal archives, which may or may not have anything to do with momentos of the past. If Sepia Saturday wishes to remove my link for daily postings, I'll certainly understand, because I don't attempt to be Sepian except when I post to the site weekly.
My personal archives include lots of things that aren't at all Sepian...just what's important to me that I wish to share and save in a blog.
Anyway, thanks for stopping by. I love reading what you post...but also will not make comments if there is a requirement for me to fill in my name and address or to retype some strange symbols to prove I'm not a robot.
Well, I never thought of tickling because if someone tickles me, I can't lie still and take it. I'm far too touchy and my husband is even worse. Interesting approach. Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteClever -- not to be undone by Sepia Saturday prompts.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Helen, so I know that the woman in the picture hasn't yet touched the man with her feather. I'd be jumping all over her if it were me. Wendy...sometimes I don't even try to get anything close to the prompt, but maybe this stretch is forgivable.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. some of them look quite three dimensional, particularly the gosling.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Barb and have no fear, neither Alan nor I would remove a regular contributor like you, especially when you kindly link back to Sepia Saturday and make an effort to visit others.
ReplyDeleteA clever twist on the theme - focusing on the feather the woman is about to tickle the man with. The photo of the Wood ducks reminds me how different it is in the bird world that the males are the ones with all the bright showy colors. Of course there was a time a few ages back when human males tried to emulate them with bright satin britches & colorful coats & vests with frilly shirts. Only the manliest of men could really pull the look off well.
ReplyDeleteI think we Sepians are all birds of a feather. And easily tickled too.
ReplyDeleteThanks La Nightingale...your name speaks of a feathered friend also! But I don't know what one looks like even. However, I do appreciate those well dressed drakes and other male birds. I just realized all mine are web footed, except the Mockingbird. I'll have to look for other birds now to photograph!
ReplyDeleteAren't those wood ducks beautiful and those Canadian geese..well...fluffy!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on some lateral thinking. I couldn't come up with anything this week
ReplyDeleteRemove the link : NEVER. You are always welcome on board an Air Sepia flight
ReplyDeleteWell Done. Love the way that you linked to the theme.
ReplyDeleteGreat Photos!
Oh to see one of those wood ducks in person! The glorious colors.
ReplyDeleteNice bird photos. I hadn't heard of a brown pelican before. Here in Aus they are all black and white, and we saw lots of them last weekend when we were visiting our beach unit on the mid north coast of NSW. They love to hang about where the fishermen are cleaning and gutting their catch and throwing them scraps.
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