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After a rainy and dismal Easter Sunday it was lovely to wake up to a sunny and warm Bank Holiday Easter Monday this morning. A perfect morning we thought for a relaxing stroll around The Boating Lake.

It was already quite busy when we arrived with lots of families out enjoying
the warm weather.

So we walked around the lakeside . . . enjoying the sounds of the ducks
on the water.

Most of the benches were occupied . . . so we had to make do with finding a little shade beneath the occasional trees by the lakeside . . .

. . . and waiting patiently  . . .

. . . in the hope that one of the benches would become available.

Eventually though I just gave up waiting in vain . . . so took advantage of one of the viewing points to rest my legs.

And it was such a lovely morning that I thought I would share it here with you
. . . and at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

You can see my other Scavenger posts from the following links  (Telephone booth, Farm, Balcony, Pool, Park, Woods, Tree, Footpath, Bench, Flagpole,  Supermarket, Monument, Tube Train , Historical Place ).

How about joining in the fun with some of your own!!!!

Xxx – K

I don’t know about you, but I always feel there is something quite special, almost magical, about old buildings and historical places.

It’s not just that the buildings often have a special style or beauty that seems lacking in modern-day architecture . . . for me it’s also about knowing that, like Acacia Cottage, they have been a special place for generations of different occupants and visitors.

And even in the middle of a busy central-city setting, just being able to sit on the verandah, one could almost feel the stories they could tell . . . and the sights they have seen. (I’m sure the couple behind us probably felt exactly the same).

And it was such a joy to be able to share those sort of reflections with the lovely Curvaceous Dee . . . and even though we weren’t alone . . .

. . . and we heard the occasional car driving by . . . we were still able to enjoy the beautiful view across the park . . .

. . . and of course, I just had to explore the rooms inside to find the bedroom and admire the quilted wash-stand cover  . . . even if it was behind protective glass.

I hope you will enjoy these moments of fun, and reflection, as much as Dee and myself did . . . and if you keep visiting my Scavenger Hunt posts here and the lovely Dee’s own posts at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt you might well see some more Two-For-One posts in the near future.

You can see my other Scavenger posts from the following links  (Telephone booth, Farm, Balcony, Pool, Park, Woods, Tree, Footpath, Bench, Flagpole,  Supermarket, Monument, Tube Train ).

How about joining in the fun with some of your own!!!!

Xxx – K

I’m so used to commuting to and from work every day on the London Underground, that I suppose I just take it for granted.

But Hubby simply hates the Tube . . . he says he finds it “boring”, with “nothing interesting to look at”. So whenever we are forced to take the Underground somewhere together, I always do my best to try and make it interesting . . .

And on our most recent journey I found it quite easy to keep him entertained!!!

It was a lovely bright day as we passed through the first few stations, before actually going underground . . .

So much so . . . that he kept asking me to stand-up as we approached each new station . . .

. . . something about “getting a better view” . . . which I think the people in the carriage behind me probably enjoyed as well!!!!

Eventually though we had to alight . . . and I had to become a little more “modest” as we headed for the escalators.

But we had such a fun journey that I thought I would share some of the memories with you here for a Scavenger Hunt post.

Oh, and P.S. – As you probably already know, I do so love “Fostering-a-Cock” from time to time!!!

You can see lots of my other Scavenger Hunt adventures at my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some of my previous Scavenger Hunts at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

I’ve always liked a good Monument. After all, there’s usually something quite . . . well . . . phallic . . . about a good monument isn’t there? Whenever one hears the word “monument” it normally conjours up visions of something quite large, strong and . . . erect!!!

And one of my favourite Monuments has always been One Tree Hill. Ever since Hubby first took me there 30 years ago, it has always been a special place for me . . .

So imagine my dee-light at having the opportunity to actually add THIS particular Monument to my Scavenger Hunt list with the dee-lightful, actual Ms Scavenger Hunt curator herself Curvaceous Dee . . . it was like two dreams coming true on the same afternoon!!!

And it was such a beautiful . . . but very windy . . . afternoon, as Dee and I wandered around the summit amongst lots of other tourists admiring the amazing view.

In fact it was so windy that every time I walked towards the wall, to look down at the city below, I had trouble keeping my . . . modesty!!!

But even when we did manage to find a bit of shelter, neither of us could resist feeling that warm breeze on our skin . . .

And, of course, being in the company of such an infectiously fun lady as Dee I didn’t need too much encouragement to want more . . .

Dee has already shared her own pictures, and some lovely words, from this wonderful afternoon at her own Sinful Sunday post . . . and we may both possibly post more Two-For-One Scavenger Hunt pictures if you’d like to see more! Just let me (and Dee) know!!!

Xxx – K