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RUBY TUESDAY
This is a ship's bollards. In fact this one in particular is on the old refurbished barge that is now a restaurant at the city's marina. Found on the deck of the bow near the outdoor dining area. You can also see the line that juts out and off the ship's deck, reaching to the shoreline where it's tied-up permanently.BOLLARD
A strong vertical post of timber or iron, fixed to the ground and/or on the deck of a ship, to which the ship's mooring lines are secured
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HEADS OR TAILS
This week the theme is cup.
"A cup of arsenic, a spider, some glue…" "A lizard’s gizzard, an eel’s head or two…"
- She checked her Witch’s Brew Recipe Book. There; ingredients and measurings in the recipe said:
2-DEMI-JOHN’S STAGNANT SWAMP WATER, KEEP IN SKULL
1-DICED SPIDER
3-CUPS OF ARSENIC
2-LEVELED WARTHOG’S TUSKS
1-LIZZARD'S GIZZARD
2-PIG’S HOOFS
3-PINCHES OF SCOROPIANS PINCHERS
2-EEL’S HEAD
3-TOAD'S TONSILS
1-HORNET'S HEEL
"A cup of tea-ee-ee, a cookie and you-oo-oo…" She sang.
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From Warner Bros. and Looney Tunes stars Witch Hazel. It's a song that got stuck in my head this morning when I read the word prompt....CUP.
POSTED: Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
5:20 A.M.
Witch Hazel image borrowed from clipart online
Good Morning Sweet Annie...
ReplyDeleteHere is a cup of happiness for you for the day, with a spoon full of lovin to stir it with. Don't you just love Witch Hazel? Until you showed her, I had forgotten about her. She was so fun to watch.
As always you have posted a lovely post. You taught me about a ship's bollards which I did not know. I always learn something new here each and every day.
Have a beautiful day my sweet friend. Please know that you are so loved. Country hugs and much love...Sherry
Oh dear. I guess I'd have to turn down an invitation to tea here. That's the 2nd time today.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, that was a fun post. Thanks for sharing it.
My HoT:My Cup
See that, I learned something new, again. Bollard - never heard of it. thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love all that old stuff from ships. It's just so interesting to think of the stories that stuff could tell.
ReplyDeleteBless you my awesome friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks for teaching me a new word! I hadn't heard of a bollard before. That one sure is red - a great ruby!
ReplyDeleteVery very cool...awesome reds for Ruby Tuesday! Love it! Great content..always neat to see interesting things! Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteHappy RT!
Kiki~
I love the way your mind works - it never ceases to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day! Yesterday we had some lovely pre-spring weather - watching for spots of green!
I never knew what those posts were called, but now I know. Thanks for educating me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove your leprechaun background, Anni!
Hazel is cooking up quite a stew there.
Nice ruby there. Thanks for visiting, happy RT
ReplyDeleteThanks for your great post...
ReplyDeleteLove the witch!! :O)
That's one interesting brew :-)
ReplyDeleteI see you are getting ready for St. Patrick's Day! Did I ever tell you that I found a four-leaf clover in Ireland? Or was it Scotland?
ReplyDeleteHappy RT, I like your find. I doubt even my Adi (meme) could have found that. :)
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Love the ships bollards...soooo ruby....and love to anchor my boat here. Warm welcome to you to my space.
ReplyDeleteI would love to dine on that barge. It sure does look interesting.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'll copy that recipe down.LOL
Have a nice day.
Hope you are getting sunshine.
powerful cupful and guess what great header!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just not my cup of tea :) Thank goodness for coffee!
ReplyDeleteI love bollards. I like all the different shapes that have been created to the same job. These are painted a very nice red.
ReplyDeleteI love boats transformed into restaurants !
ReplyDeleteYour drink must taste very nice ! You know we have a Bar/Pub here called "the coffin" and drinks are served in skulls on coffins, I am sure this would be a perfect place for you, lol !
Great shot! Sounds like a cool restaurant. Happy RT.
ReplyDeleteGreat RUBY find!
ReplyDeleteCute little witch! Ilove all the green for the month of March.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. I didn't know they were called bollards. Thanks for sharing. Happy RT!
ReplyDeleteNice photo...
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I visited yours and learned what a bollard is. I wish you a good week.
ReplyDeleteReally nice job, Anni! Thank you for the info about what "bollard" is! Great capture! :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent blog decorations for St. Paddy's Day! :)
ReplyDeleteNow that's some tea I would like to try LOL You are so creative I love it :) I'm so glad that you put the definition of bollard there so I didn't have to google it LOL. So much for being lazy ya think? Have a wonderful day :)
ReplyDeletei learned something today...bollard. never heard of it before.
ReplyDeletehappy tuesday!
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That's a cool find!
ReplyDeleteI remember Witch Hazel! Fun HoT today!
ReplyDeleteNicely composed, though the fools used u-clamps rather than fist-grips.
ReplyDeleteAt least they put them on in the right direction, which so many people don't!
thats a cute find Anni! thanks for sharing :)
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Sooo glad you shared this!
ReplyDeletecute picture of your furry baby! We have a new one hanging around that we are not a fan of. (an unfixed male.)
ReplyDeleteeeeeeck, what a recipe... not going to write that one down, heee heee heeeeee
ReplyDeletethat's a really interesting looking bollard. i somehow assume they all look the same. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI do believe we just had a DVD with that on it!!
ReplyDeletethis is really neat hootin' anni...you would think that the restaurant would really have to keep an eye on this treasure...i am sure that some people would probably want to steal it!
ReplyDeletewhat a lot of history it involves!
good thing that it is tied up permanently!
just PERFECT for a ruby tuesday!...love terry
Lordy Lordy Annie......only you.....LOL
ReplyDeleteYou are truly great with meme, Anni!
ReplyDeleteYou are way ahead!
Happy TQM!
Happy RT!
Happy HOT!
hugs
shakira
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