by Steve Tanham
Badly out of pocket in Limoncello after the eagle-eyed spotters of last week’s ‘groyne’ image cut through my deviousness, I’ve upped the ante with this one…
The cunning clue: you wouldn’t want to get caught the wrong side of it!
++++++++++++++++++++ Answer Time ++++++++++++++++++++++
There were no fully correct answers. Audrey Driscoll came the closest, but I’m going to be magnanimous with this one and open two bottles of Cabalié and invite round all those who replied. We can all have a glass of this delicious French red and watch the sunset… well, we could if it wasn’t raining.
Thanks to all who took part. Another mystery image on Sunday…
We’re moving to wine for our tantalising tipple…. This is one of our favourite reds, Cabalié; from the Languedoc region of south-east France, close to the Mediterranean Sea. Smooth, lusty and refined… what more could you ask!
The brochure says:
About Cabalié Wine
One of Laithwaites’ customers favourite, Cabalie wine received many excellent reviews as well as a few awards attesting for its high quality. It is produced by the amazing winemaker Hervé Sabardeil in a 2,000 old vineyard situated in the south of France along the Cotes Catalanes.
And no, I’m not on commission… Nor am I a wine merchant!
The answer will be given – here– after 9 pm London time on Monday 28 March.
©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
Sun in Gemini 
My brain is refusing to work this morning, Steve… I’ll try again later…
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It’s a mean one, this, Jaye! I’ve got to recoupe my losses somehow! 😃
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That was one crazy image, Steve!
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It was a tough one, Jaye. But I had to balance the books, somehow!! 🧡
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This is a bit of a riddle to me, Steve, in its entirety.
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Horrid one, this, Robbie… teehee!😉
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It looks like a huge green egg timer on a prom or a ship as I think that sea behind it . It is probably part of a telescope or some such ships equipment. That’s my guess sexton or telescope! 🌻
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Thanks Willow. I’ll let you know. It’s open till tomorrow evening 😉
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I agree with Willow, but I’m not sure it’s on a boat – it looks too close to the water. I so very badly want to peak around the edges of the photo and enlarge it! 😉 My kids have suggested a water filtration system and I’m wondering if it’s a buoy marking the water level. Thanks for the added information about the wine.
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Thanks Caroline. It’s a complex object for sure! All will be revealed tomorrow evening. 😃
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It’s lovely, Steve! Do you hear it ringing often?
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Mainly when the sea is rough, Caro!
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Stumped again, Steve. You have a devious eye for detail. 😉
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Thanks Michael. In fairness to everyone, this is a bit unusual!
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Good one, Steve. And an impressive time and tide bell. Cheers. 🍷
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Cheers, Michael!
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Water presence, so something to do with a bridge maybe. No idea. Good one Steve.
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Thanks Di. Answer tomorrow evening!
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Thanks……… wow!
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It looks like some sort of wind- or water-driven device, but I don’t know whether practical or artistic. Maybe a wind generator?
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Thanks Audrey. All will be revealed, soon!
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A time and tide bell, wow it’s beautiful! I love it.
I had a job to get to your page though Steve , I had to Google you then find a link to your blog … I got here though 💜
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Thanks Willow. I’ll have to fix that! 🧡
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Thanks 👍
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You know, I have a vague memory of reading about this bell–maybe even on your blog, Steve? I think it would be lovely to gather and sip wine while listening to the time and tide bell…
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