The Scream

Yes, it's another hill to climb. Something in the bracken reminded me of Edvard Munch, his iconic painting and my inward feelings towards tackling this slope (after already feeling I'd gone one slope too many)

Hang on, is that a bear lurking behind that tree? ! Now it all makes sense.

[Pat Knowles]

Yes but the bear has to get from behind the tree to its den which is there in the foreground so you have the upper hand...have a lie down till you recover!!

[Matt Clendon]

@happypat You are a very wise woman, Pat.

[Pat Knowles]

@sabresun He he !!!!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Are you sure it's not Cousin It engaging in Primal Scream therapy? I suspect the figure by the tree may be Its therapist in which case I'd advise caution.

[Sharon Lee]

You have a vivid imagination, I can see it too now you mention it.

[Matt Clendon]

@sugarmuser I try. :)

[Matt Clendon]

@dulciknit Cousin Itt from The Addams Family? Hmm Itt could be related.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Oh did The Addams Cousin Itt have two tees ? Perhaps this is one of the smaller relatives, hence the shortened form of the name.

[Matt Clendon]

@dulciknit According to wikipedia itt does. ;) You may still be right, this cousin It is from the country, so probably less flamboyant in its spelling.

[Annie D]

The Scream has always been one of my favourite paintings - I can see why you thought of it here - I think you should process another version of the photo with you in it showing us "your" expression lol

[joey d.Muli]

Did U run or did u scream ?-hA !!:) wonderful image 'tho :)

[Rick Schies]

I think you would do well by turning around

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It does have kind of a scary look. Great shot and love the B&W effect.

[Kaz]

I see various members of the undead hiding under the mulched grass waiting to pounce on unsuspecting Englishmen out for a stroll :-/

[Matt Clendon]

@kazzamazoo It's too late warning me now!