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20 Thursday Apr 2017
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20 Thursday Apr 2017
Posted in 52 challenge, photography
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Who? What? Where? When? Why?
Some answers are Q words or relate to Q’s.
Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
I like your questions, Ruth, especially the “why” lolol. Are you going to provide the answers? I’m curious about the little animal and the building. I knew the Queen and London 2012, but I’m stumped on the rest.
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Glad you enjoyed the post, Cynthia. I actually love the why, I’m used to yarn bombing on trees and fences but that little trike is so cute. Answers: the building is Buckingham Palace, the animal is an Aussie native, a spotted Quoll.
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Thanks for the answers, I was stumped 😁. I have also seen trees and parking meters covered in yarn but never a trike, very cute!
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I presume the animal is a Quoll? Don’t know why the bike has been crocheted, but I hope you will tell us!
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It’s called yarn-bombing. Been a bit of a craze in certain parts of the state for a while.
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We get yarn-bombing here too, but unusual to see an actual object covered!
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Oh, they’ve done tree trunks and all where that photo was taken. Bit extreme if you ask me 🙂
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I have seen a tree-trunk, and come to think of it a lamp-post. It does seem a little OTT. But I like the themed events.
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Yes, Claudette. Cygnet yarn bombing!
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Ha ha, Jude. I don’t know why either, but love it! And yes, a quoll. I’ve actually seen one in the wild now, quite cute things.
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Cute name too!
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I’ve never heard of a quoll or yarn-bombing. Both are cute 🙂
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Oh. Quoll and Quokka are Aussie animals. I’m surprised you don’t have yarn bombing there.
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Now that you’ve introduced me to yarn-bombing, I’ll probably start seeing it everywhere! 🙂
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