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Lilly : You may be surprised to know I have a teapot here at home !
Ronnie : Well, I don't have a teapot but a guy along the street has this one by his front gate.
Lilly : Oh, you Brits are such strange people.
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@Allan Clark: Thanks, Alan - this one kinda emerged from nowhere ! (Ronnie)
I like Lilly's artistic photo, it's good. But the ornamental hedge really completes the story, nice work Ronnie. It must be a heck of a job trimming that bush every few weeks... :0
23 Sep 2010 7:08pm
@Michael: Yes, some dedication gone into trimming that hedge - must admit I've walked by on the other side of that street for ages without noticing the topiary . . sigh . . aspire to be a photographer, too ! (Ronnie)
I love both these teapots. Ronnie's is an original one for sure.
23 Sep 2010 8:04pm
Interesting dialogue. I see you do not leave your good humor necessary to live well! Two teapot!!! Nice work! Best regards, Adela
23 Sep 2010 8:16pm
@Adela Fonts: Thanks, Adela !
@yz: I've since learned there is a bit of a story to it . . checking it out. (Ronnie)
I think I'd rather drink a cup of tea from Lilly's pot.
23 Sep 2010 8:36pm
@Krisu: 'Green tea, anyone ?'
Love it! Two great images meet to make an even better combination. :-)
23 Sep 2010 10:02pm
Good evening, Ronnie
ha, ha, ha, haaaaaaaaaaaaaa it is very original and makes me laugh. It seems as if the tea pot, in the left image is filled with green tea. The plant grows out of the teapot. In the right picture it is also very original. The teapot hairstyle gives the green hedge a great outfit and makes it look very interesting. It's a great catcher and a fantastic discovery. Incidentally, the title reminds me of a song from the year 1925. Today was again very funny on your page. 5 stars***** Thanks for all your nice comments. Good night and all the best.
Dear greetings Christel
23 Sep 2010 10:10pm
@Christel: Thank you, Christel - enjoy the upcoming weekend ! (Lilly and Ronnie)
SO funny and creative! Love the composition!!!:)
23 Sep 2010 10:11pm
This is too funny and a great set of photos to prove your point.
So I'm going to have to go with Ronnie on this one here, as
long as there is not a hose spouting water from the spout.
23 Sep 2010 10:33pm
@Phil David Alexander Morris: ha ha . . I've since learned that there is a neighbor's dispute over this hedge and a demand that it be cut down !! Can you believe it ?!! (Ronnie)
well done. wonderful leading lines
23 Sep 2010 11:32pm
So funny and well done, someone sure is creative with their hedge trimming
23 Sep 2010 11:40pm
haha....... so surreal I love this banter and the images are fab!:)
23 Sep 2010 11:54pm
You always make a success of surprising us in what could be a repetitive routine, your work is really something unique. Bravo à tous les deux !!! This is a real pleasure to come here each time.
24 Sep 2010 12:07am
@DowsherVision: Thank you, our friends !
Great find and very original idea to put these pictures together...
Nice shot..
24 Sep 2010 1:13am
Thank you to yz for mentioning "bush." I could not believe I missed that teapot! (blushing) I thought I was looking for something along the sidewalk. What a "natural" creation.
24 Sep 2010 2:20am
HA! Fantastic - and you know those brits - they LOVE their tea!
24 Sep 2010 4:20am
I agree with Lilly ... very strange! :) but what a great job on the pruning, wow! You did again a great job on working together!
24 Sep 2010 4:37am
Incredible! It took me a minute to "get it!" I can't even grow a hedge like that, let alone sculpt it!
24 Sep 2010 4:40am
Oh, marvelous...it took me a moment to SEE ! ;-)
24 Sep 2010 5:04am
@DULCIE: I must be honest, I have walked this very street often without noticing the 'teapot' : shame on me ! (Ronnie)
clever shot! I was looking for a teapot on the sidewalk, haha
24 Sep 2010 6:06am
@Chris Pereira: ha ha . . if there had been one, I would likely have tripped over it ! (Ronnie)
Gorgeous !!! What a find, they must have a fantastic gardner... a real artist ! Have a great day :)
24 Sep 2010 7:52am
LOL!!!! Excellent!!! A creative gardener. Hedges must be his specialTEA :)
24 Sep 2010 8:21am
@✿ Anina ✿: smiles . .
I love your composition Lilly. A tree in tea pot shape, this is really British isn't it. I love tea so I have a tea pot at home too :)
24 Sep 2010 9:21am
@akarui: (from Lilly) Thank you so much!!
It took me a while to see the teapot in the greenery. Nice!
24 Sep 2010 10:15am
Le bonheur de créer ...Et de réussir !... ))
Original et drôle.
24 Sep 2010 12:48pm
@tataray: Merci !
Super montage! Is that the postie's red cart at the end of the footpath? Looks like he has popped in for a cup of tea as well!
24 Sep 2010 1:47pm
@Stephen: Yes, it is the Postie's cart - they seem to leave them empty in the street to save taking them back to the depot . . not sure how that works but the things are dotted around the streets like this chained up. (Ronnie)
Very interesting combination and comment. It makes a fine image to post. Well done....again!
24 Sep 2010 2:45pm
Indeed we are, and indeed this is, yet again, a superb execution of a very original idea!
24 Sep 2010 5:25pm
Harmony. Placement. Humor. Surprise. All that - and TEA ! for two!
24 Sep 2010 5:53pm
Wow! What a find and what a shot. I do love your juxtaposition. Those crazy Brits. We are much more subdued over here. ;)
24 Sep 2010 7:47pm
Well, it took me a few seconds, but I got it. LOL Very creative, as always!
24 Sep 2010 7:47pm
I love pretty teapots, I too have one! Lovely combination of photos.
24 Sep 2010 11:26pm
Haha really nice combination :D and really funny description!
25 Sep 2010 5:49am
Yeah, very strange... and imaginative! Fantastic composition, and a stunning find :)
25 Sep 2010 11:08am
Extra, how can we possiblu sculpt plants ? This is en extraordinary example.
Sugar and mo milk for me dear. :-))))))))))))))))
25 Sep 2010 1:15pm
this is a lovely artistic work .. blend of elegant colors black & green .. i never knew British people to be so nice before i met CElliottUK from United Kingdom; being here in aminus3 is a good opportunity to get acquainted with such a nice community ..its nice to meet you too :)
25 Sep 2010 1:45pm
@Othersideblue: Thank you for the kind thoughts . . glad you like our image !
Haha, I don't believe this. :-) Love this kind of surrealism.
25 Sep 2010 2:37pm
This work is really great. Congratulations
25 Sep 2010 5:30pm
Ah, an artist at work...this is beautiful. It could be taken as art....watch out!
25 Sep 2010 5:41pm
Now I can't get the song out of my head ;p. Clever is the word here. And wickedly artful. Post your PO Box, and we'll fill your slot with teapots...
25 Sep 2010 9:53pm
That sidewalk does seem to be a shade of Earl Grey.
26 Sep 2010 5:44am
Great! I'd like both of these pots at home^^ Original shot ^^
26 Sep 2010 9:46am
Very creative ... Beautiful composition and result
26 Sep 2010 11:23am
Love it! For a while I was focused on the red postman's cart, thinking "huh...?".
Still no internet or phone... Virgin tell me they can be round to install on Oct 12th. Can't get fibre optic, being in a small backwater town called London an' all. More expensive than Sky, but, it may be worth it if they are actually a company who can deliver the service they advertise.
26 Sep 2010 11:30am
@Daryl Johnson: I've been with Virgin Media for years (fiber-optic) and had only one outage of an hour or so in all that time. No complaints other than, as you say, not the cheapest. (Ronnie)
@Veronique: Yes, as I think I mentioned, this is not really that close to me but I'd read a lively debate about someone objecting to it overhanging the street . . some people ! (Ronnie)
Definitely a creative eye for finding and arranging these captivating images. Interesting work as always.
27 Sep 2010 4:51am
@John Maslowski: Thanks, John . . 'watch this space', as they say ! (Ronnie)
Hahaha, this makes my day! Is there a coffee pot version available too?
27 Sep 2010 9:56am
@MadScientist: . . smiles . . Lilly already has me working on a sequel . . please don't give her more ideas ! (Ronnie)
What a find ! Green tea ? Super diet & cool, indeed ;)) (just hope the spoon isn't a spade !-)
27 Sep 2010 5:50pm
@k@: ha ha . . I wish we had thought of Green Tea in our dialogue, now ! Thanks, Karine ! (Ronnie)
Such a good find! And the narrative, as usual, is good chuckle stuff :)
29 Sep 2010 6:46am
greet tea or earl grey??? fantastic work!
Earl grey with a touch of honey for me, please! ;)
29 Sep 2010 7:14pm
EXCELLENT PARTNERSHIP. I really do love your work, when is the book coming out?
30 Sep 2010 8:15pm
Thats strange indeed! Wonder how people get such ideas.. Creativity for sure :)
1 Oct 2010 8:34am
