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a very bad scarecrow
scoring minimal point for effort, but full points for comedy.
sonning scarecrows
today (bank holiday monday) and yesterday are the biannual Sonning Scarecrow Trail. As usual there was a fantastic number of excellent scarecrows (75+ i think) in this pretty village by the Thames.
this year we decided to give marks out of 10 on our map to help us choose our favourite. Kezia was in charge of numbers.
i liked these ones playing tennis above the street
you can see some of the rather posh sonning houses on these pictures
Esther made me do some impressions of the Moon and Harrison which amused her, confused kezia, and worried the locals.
the same happened when we found cartman.
the same happened when we found cartman.
there was also a healthy amount of death and destruction, whether sharks eating limbs (very popular) or Pete Doherty and Amy Winehouse in rehab.
or how about this drunked whitch witch has crashed in to a tree
or this canon being fired from a canon
perhaps most scary of all was iggle piggle, seen here with the lady who was going in to the house. i wonder if that's actually iggle piggle's wife, and they just happen to live here in real life ?
sonning scarecrows
on Monday we went to see the scarecrows in Sonning on Thames which is a cool annual thing they do each year.
here are just a few of the 70-odd scarecrows people had made
Pirates of the Caribean
Rolf Harris
Sonning Zoo
Oh dear - i thought this one was a car crash which seemed a bit in appropriate. it was actually making a point about the queues through the village to get across the bridge (but of course!)
Alan Titchmarsh and their local MP (in the background)
Esther's favourite was Winnie the Pooh playing pooh sticks in someone's garden
Dobie (from Harry Potter)
i loved this Mighty Boosh one featured Milky Jo (and Old Greg out of shot)
sonning
it was sunny today so after the car boot sale and the county show we went back to look for more scarecrows in sonning.
sonning is a very pretty village on the Thames:
here are a couple more scarecrows:
