As I live at least 400km away from any coast I have to rely on old holiday photos and pictorial representations of sea creatures. In all cases, these were “out of their element”.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Sea Creatures.
Out of their element
As I live at least 400km away from any coast I have to rely on old holiday photos and pictorial representations of sea creatures. In all cases, these were “out of their element”.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Sea Creatures.
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pictures imperfect blog 
Yes, I’m struggling with this one too. You’ve done really well!
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Thanks –
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You have done well, as Margaret says. I love the old shops that have an animal or sign outside to indicate their line of product. In this case, a fish. They are wonderful structures and sadly, we don’t see them anymore. Was this one is the Netherlands, somewhere or Germany?
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In Germany, in Lüneburg in the North. All over the town they have these painted fishes. – But as for signs in front of restaurants and shops: Around here is an old inn which has a boar made of copper hanging upside down over the entrance. I am pretty sure that when I was small it was a real boar, regularly replaced.
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A real boar? That is amazing! Just the head, I assume? I am glad they changed it to a sign, but why hanging upside down?
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I THINK it was a whole boar, slung up by the hinds. But it is a memory from childhood and I haven’t verified it.
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You could be right!!
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A fun collection. It made me smile. 🙂
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🙂
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