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Showing posts with label Skeletons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skeletons. Show all posts

Friday, 29 August 2014

The Weekend in Black and White.


My Son

has a strange sense of humour!

This is what we saw when we visited this week - an educational skeleton using an old Mamiya twin-lens reflex camera!
 




Many great black and white photos can be found through the Home Page.

Wednesday, 25 November 2009

ABC Wednesday - S.


This week's late entry is for the letter S.

S
is for
Skeleton and Skulls.

In his youth my husband collected skulls and skeletons. He gathered any he could find on his country walks. He even picked up small corpses, and buried them until they rotted clean.

We have very few left now, although his collection was carefully documented and recorded, and the drawings and notes still exist.

This first photo is of the skeleton of a Guillemot, a sea bird, carefully assembled from the bones found above a beach.

The skull in the second photo belonged to another sea bird, a Gannet this time.

This rather stronger skull once belonged to a fox.

All the above photos were taken by my husband - on my kitchen work-surface!

More S posts can be found through the ABC Wednesday page.