You'll not be surprised that there were also
several scarecrows inspired by The Olympics and our
summer of sport;
I'll show you those soon.
Take care.
Monday, 17 September 2012
Haslingfield Scarecrow Festival (1)
The village of Haslingfield in Cambridgeshire seems to have a higher percentage of enthusiastic, creative and imaginative people than most other places. And when they organise a Scarecrow Festival you can be sure that many will get behind the project to produce...well, lets take a look...
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What a good laugh John ... I love those two ladies having a tea party .... Maybe there was more than tea in those cups.
ReplyDeleteIt broadens my sense of what a scarecrow is.
ReplyDeleteThey must be working John, apart from the 'scared crow' not a bird in sight haha!
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ReplyDeleteso clever and funny!
Brilliant I love scarecrows, there is a scarecrow festival here in Meerbrook every year, in May, and I've posted photos of that before. Some people put in a lot work for their entries!
ReplyDeleteThese are incredibly creative and adorable, it doesn't matter they're not exactly scary! :) (Well, except for that person with the falling ladder, eek).
ReplyDeleteFunny and so creative! I loved the one relaxing under a tree, close to a cow.
ReplyDeleteCute!!!
Cheers,
Márcia
These are such fun. It's amazing what people think of to create for these festivals.
ReplyDeleteThe squirrel is really fun. Would love to have it in my yard.
ReplyDeleteI think these are the best scarecrows I seen! I love the humorous ones! jane xx
ReplyDeleteTerrific! They have good senses of humor in this town!
ReplyDeleteI am utterly enchanted... fantastic creativity and sense of humor. We have nothing like this here in the states, except maybe around Halloween. Fun collection!
ReplyDeleteThese too. Such imagination!
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