This one reminds me of anything by Bill Withers

Glad you think those rocks are interesting Martin.. I certainly did. They're on the SE coast of Tassie and are over 1,000 feet high. They plunge into the ocean another 200 feet straight down. You can only get there via land with a ten hour hike. Some idiotic.. I mean brave.. Americans hiked the 10 hours then abseiled the rocks and climbed back up. I took the boat.. much easier Anyway, here's my next record

Wake Me Up Before You Go Go by Wham!

Aww Tizza, don't wake him up too soon he looks so comfy.

Shock the Monkey - Peter Gabriel

*BOO* to the monkey He's a cutie. And my poor puddy tat.. he's been having the big sleep since 2000. I love that pic though and had to use it for something.

Little Deuce Coupe

L'amour est bleu.......Paul Mauriat

Blue Moon



(apologies if this is a repeat but there have been so many covers...)

Upside Down - Diana Ross

The north end of a south-facing swan.

Car Wash - Rose Royce


(Don't worry, it's only a model. They aren't really daft enough to go through a car wash in an
open top car. )

You Found Me - The Fray

Poker Face - Lady Gaga



(Ok, so I can't draw. She can't sing so that evens it out, doesn't it? )

Art Of Stone - The Rolling Stones



Did think of posting in the Arches and Widows

Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran



or
It Might As Well Rain Until September - Carole King

Neil Diamond's "Red Red Wine".........

"Sunflower" - Glen Campbell

Zebra: very poignant (hand)iwork there!

Martin: if you actually drew that face with a mouse, then you have a MUCH steadier hand than I do! Nice red hot poker btw.

GoofyF: perfectly red!

SpanishLiz: are those two (differently coloured) flowers on the same plant? Love them, but they wouldn't have done well here this year, too much rain.
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"Hoodoo You Think You Are?" - Spice Girls


(photo taken in the Drumheller area of Alberta)

I just saw an old Bollywood song last night which was shot in Drumheller. The place looked beautiful.

In Sight of the Minaret - Jethro Tull

"Timothy"............The Buoys

Lazy - Deep Purple


(Doesn't this sort of parking make you mad?)

I have to admit, my mum does that sometimes when the spaces are too close together, and she fears her car might get dented, but she'd never do that in a disabled space (she's disabled herself). I always remind her how she'd react if she saw someone else do it!

The Windmills of Your Mind - Noel Harrison, Dusty Springfield, Alison Moyet...



(Or, as this windmill no longer has its sails, "Sail Away" - David Gray)

Lol Flopsy.

Courtesy of The Red Arrows:
Love Is In The Air - John Paul Young

Driftwood...........the Moody Blues

Magic Bus ... The Who

It is rumoured that the Simon and Garfunkel song "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was written by Paul Simon whilst he was in the UK as a young man. It is also something of a myth that it was written about the bridge that crosses the River Exe here in Devon at a place called Bickleigh.... Bickleigh Bridge is only a mile or so from where I live, and so, I thought that you might all like to see it!

"Bridge Over Troubled Water"

http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd496/sisterseagull/December9th1.jpg

Damn!!! How do I post a picture in here ha ha

Steve

Steve. It needs an address like this:

[img] http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/xxx/xxx/GEDC0696.jpg [/img]
(I had to insert a space after the [img] and before the [/img] for it to show. On Photobucket, it will be the bottom of the list of link addresses - IMG Code.)

Try again!

It is rumoured that the Simon and Garfunkel song "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was written by Paul Simon whilst he was in the UK as a young man. It is also something of a myth that it was written about the bridge that crosses the River Exe here in Devon at a place called Bickleigh.... Bickleigh Bridge is only a mile or so from where I live, and so, I thought that you might all like to see it!

"Bridge Over Troubled Water"

Welcome Sisterseagull! I know Bickleigh well and thats a great pic!

Those are certainly troubled waters...