The Second Fiddle
A combined inspiration: Becky’s oddity of the day inspired this posting. As did Margaret’s. Oddviously.
It’s the Angle
Tom’s odd square #11 which he took from an odd angle came to mind when I looked at these photos of the same five (sic!) trees. They look like they are the same height in summer and different heights in winter. For a moment I thought it was because of the difference in the seasons but realised then that the variance is due to the different angles. Odd, isn’t it?
A Fat Woman Sees Her Toes
I took my inspiration from Debbie’s Odd Square #11: “A camel cannot see its own hump”. I have actual proof here that a fat woman CAN see her own toes.
It’s Plain to See
The plane trees in public places are often cut back harshly and as a result they develop these knots at the end of their branches. And sometimes the knot is a bird.
Orchid Doing a Reverse Curl
Floral Friday for Cee’s Flower of the Day Challenge
Hanging by a Thread
Geriatri’x’ Spiderman oddity reminded me of this odd gable decoration. Spiderman holds a special place in our family. We do not consider that odd.
