Like many places, our village has organised a bear hunt - to keep the local kids busy during lockdown. John O'Lunnaness, my Burra Bear from Shetland, is sitting in my office window, looking out, and waiting to be spotted by a passing child. Needless to say, Fiona was intrigued and wanted to get a photo of John from the windowsill looking in. I'm not sure what her photograph will look like, from that angle!
Fun....I must look out a teddy for our window.....and must focus on a bear hunt next time I'm walking in the village. I've seen lots of rainbows, even in windows where no children live.....big children joining in the fun.
How exciting to have something to spot so close to home, Fiona! He's a very big bear compared to you. You are so brave! You remind me of the children's story:
We're going on a bear hunt
We're going to catch a big one
We're not scared!
There's a heart theme going on in my neck of the woods: lots of colorful hearts taped in windows. It's pretty cool how the world is still making the effort to reach out to our fellow planet-members to convey support and conversation. Way t'go, Fiona, documenting history on film.
A very important bear cheering children up....a very special bear too.....not your any old bear! Not sure if there are any bears around here, I think not, just rainbows!
We did a bear hunt in our neighborhood as well. We have a human sized one that waves in the window (until my oldest took him -- I mean what?). I'll have to find a smaller replacement bear. I love Fiona (ahem you). :)
April 5th, 2020
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We're going on a bear hunt
We're going to catch a big one
We're not scared!
on the happenings in and around your place in Scotland