Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ In the background, a teapot and tea cup ride for young children at the Australia Day 2011 celebrations by the Dromana pier, Mornington Peninsula.
This was taken very early in the day, so the man and child shared balloons while they waited for the ride to open.
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Ruby Tuesday meme
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Giant tea cup ride
Spinning in the world of fun
Small world fantasy
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Beside the Giant Tea Cup
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12 comments:
Did you take a ride?
Ahh....The Mad Tea Party.........
Now we know why they were mad! :)
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'...small world fantasy.'
Lovely evocation of childhood dreams.
Very nice writing, Gemma.
Very cute!! It could well have been a Mellow Yellow Monday post, too!
This definitely brings out the inner child in me. Your shot is so sharp and so colorful. It is what a would call a “fun” photo. I really like it.
Great RT photo, Gemma!
Love the excitement. It's a grand teapot.
I guess the teacups are turning round as well as the roundabout! Great RT-photos ;-)
This is fun!
RT
the colors are so vivid!
especially in contrast to that gray sky, which is still quite lovely
The reds are bright spots in an otherwise dismal day!
A DAMSEL WHO LOVED SHADES OF RED
A damsel who loved shades of red
Discovered she’d been sore misled;
She had no more rose,
Nor blush for her nose—
If she finds the thief, the guy’s dead!
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