by Steve Tanham
Here’s #4, a very strange object!
A new feature: the ‘cunning clue’ :
‘It may have been there a long time?’
The answer will be published below on Monday evening. This will give time for our blogging friends in far places to consider the image and cogitate!
Please write your entries in the blog’s comments.
Good luck!
————- Answer ————
I’m going to do badly out of this because several people recognised what it was…
So here’s the bigger picture! It was the wooden remains of a groyne or sea-break on Heysham Beach.
So congratulations and a virtual bottle of Limoncello to each of our winners:
Willowdot21, Caroline and Audrey Driscoll and Pensitivity.
Another one on Sunday…
Virtual bottles of this week’s fave tipple, Limoncello, to the two best answers. I’m not bored with this superb drink, yet!
©Stephen Tanham 2022
Stephen Tanham is a Director of the Silent Eye, a journey through the forest of personality to the dawn of Being.
http://www.thesilenteye.co.uk and http://www.suningemini.blog
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Hello Steve, could that be the sea brakes on a beach 💜
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Thank you. Willow. I’ll put that in the list. Answers tomorrow evening! ❤️
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Looking forward to that 😊
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Thanks, Willow 😎
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Congratulations Willow. The answer is now published.
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First thought was ginger, but then going by the clue, it looks like something on a breakwater/sea groyne.
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Thank you Di. All will be revealed tomorrow!
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🙂
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Congratulations Di, The answer is now published.
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Thanks Steve. I seem to be doing pretty well with the bottles!! Love these. Great idea.
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Thanks, Di. Glad you’re enjoying the fun. More next week…and wine from Languedoc!
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Thanks!
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It looks like an old piling, one of several.
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Thanks Audrey. Answer tomorrow!
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Congratulations Audrey. The answer is now published.
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There is a lot of sea-weathered wood here on the west coast of Canada, so it looked familiar.
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I have no idea Steve but look forward to finding out! Chris
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Is it part of an old pier, Steve? It looks like a piece of wood in water, but I think it must have some purpose so I’m guessing it’s an old pillar/pile that held up the dock.
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Thanks, Caroline. More tomorrow
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Is it part of an old pier, Steve? It looks like a piece of wood in water, but I think it must have some purpose so I’m guessing it’s an old pillar/pile that held up the dock. (sorry about the repeat, my first message seemed to be a response to the above instead…silly me)
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Congratulations Caroline. The answer is now published.
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Hi Steve, very curious, and to be honest, I’ve no idea. Coincidentally, my good lady and I have been searching high and low for a bottle of Limoncello for my father-in-law’s birthday. He loves the stuff, but you’re right – very high in alcohol, and not to be taken lightly. We have found a bottle – should be labelled: handle with caution! Hope someone gets it.
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Thank you, Michael! All will be revealed this evening… Limoncello. Wonderful, but, as you say, deadly!
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Well thank you Steve I shall enjoy my virtual prise I shall enjoy supping with the other winners congratulations to all 😊
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Enjoy the tipple, Willow!
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I will thank you 💜
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I will have to find out more about Limoncello, so I can enjoy the virtual prize!
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Enjoy the tipple when you find one. Audrey. It’s beautiful stuff… just not too much of it!
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I think I’ll just have to find myself a bottle and enjoy it ‘in real life’. Thanks, Steve!
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You’ll not be disappointed, Caroline. Just don’t have too much at one sitting. It’s very gentle seeming, but it’s not!
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