My ideal would have been a drover taking a flock of sheep down Pensby Road with a queue of traffic stacked up behind him. Perhaps not surprisingly, I couldn’t see that happening nowadays.
In some places it snows a lot over the winter so this sort of thing may be commonplace but here in Pensby enough snow to make a snowball this size is a rarity. And certainly finding it in the road this February was rather incongruous.
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I can just see that flock of sheep. So that counts as a photo in my mind.
ReplyDeleteNice ice ball you have there.
Thanks for participating and sharing. I do like seeing different streets around the world. How our shoot outs broaden our worlds and allow us to walk in with sheep or ice balls.
Oh, I forgot to say I love your cat. We have five house cats.
ReplyDeleteI think that's a good example of the "incongruous", S.S.!
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I wish we could get some snow around here, occassionally. That would be incongruous. Got your photo posted.
ReplyDeleteI agree about the flock of sheep. I saw a herd of cows with two vehicles behind them but that is not incongruous in my part of the world - darn!!
ReplyDeleteI thought I was seeing things!! Snow in Pensby in August! Of course it is one of your themes. It looks like some one took a long time to 'roll-up' that big ball of snow from such a light covering... I wonder if they won the bet?
ReplyDeleteLove the blurb on St Augustine and the quotation.
Love Granny
Since it is summer here, that was unexpected. Maybe it's a new way to save your parking spot?
ReplyDeletethis was a hard one - I love the drover idea.
ReplyDeleteyou were there right at the right time to get that shot before it melted. :-)
ReplyDeleteNice big snowball; I can easily pretend it's a sheep. No problem.
ReplyDeleteThe bottom half of a SNOWMAN at one time and he certainly has met his demise!
ReplyDeleteI agree that snowballs in the street are odd, in my town it only snows once every 30 years. I remember the two times during my lifetime vividly.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful to live in a place where a big snowball on the road is incongruous?
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA - I remember this one, makes me smile :) - So, how do you suppose the snowman is making out without his bottom half??
ReplyDeletethis is great, possible it got stuck under the wheels of a semi and got dragged until small enough to fall out...
ReplyDeleteHow funny! I'm surprised no one has accidentally run into that on the road.
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