In what was no doubt a response to the weather, I had a decidedly quiet Sunday. But, I did find a few things to share with you.
- Does anyone else like this red coat, and the red elves??
This made me chuckle, because I am not one of those lucky folks who has an internal map loaded into their neurons, and this is how I often reach my destinations. I pretend I meant to take the long way.
An artistic method of window security.
“If I had the wings of an angel …”
Is this the least attractive bridge in Venice?
Oh, alright, if you insist! But it’s not a pretty sight.
Hello World 
You can see from that photo why elves are not allowed to be blood donors – they have too much haemogoblin in their blood. [Credit, if that’s the right word, to Tim Vine.]
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Groan, Bert! 🙂
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Love that red coat Yvonne .. not sure about the elves.. I have a childhood fear of those ..lol .. yes they do remimd me the film, which I thought very creepy…
xxxxxx
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I won’t post any more elves/dwarves/gnomes, Julie!
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But that red coat would look fabulous on you know who.
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Yes, that paint does make it look like it was used for the purpose it was intended to deter. Barb has it right “Ewwwwwwwwwww!”
And I agree about those red elves/knomes…very, very reminisent of that character….at least they weren’t that shiny red patent.
Glad you found some things of interest on your wanderings.
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I could perhaps suggest to the shop owner that some modifications to the elves would add interest …
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One of my favorite movies about Venice was “Don’t Look Now”. Those little red elves were very reminiscent of the very scary character in the movie.
And I guess the yellow paint on the pissotta naturally would make one say “Ewwwwww!” 🙂
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You’re absolutely correct about both the elves and the pissotta. It made a good companion photo to the bridge.
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That bridge is pretty bad!
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Compared to most others, it’s in a class of its own.
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