Meandering through the fairground masses in Chapelfield Gardens at Easter, I was stopped in my tracks by two unusual sights standing out from the candyflossed crowd, naff neon, tinny tunes and spinning tops. The first was this sign on the side of the coffee kiosk.
It’s a simple message that speaks volumes. Only the disagreeable would disagree with the sentiment even if the reality is rather more challenging. However, the second sight for sore eyes, a wood-carved totem pole, was slightly more inscrutable. Any ideas?
Perking the Pansies 
Pixie temps doing Morris Dancing!
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That’ll be me.
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Good to read a clear and true message. 🙂
I have no clue regarding the wood-carved totem but it’s adorable.
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It’s certainly got me beat!
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🙂 ??
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A short,squat Maypole??
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For very short dancers?
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that totem is intriguing. Looks like the guy behind is giving the other one a noogie. 🙂
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I had to look up the meaning of ‘noogie’ – fascinating!
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The flute player looks a little nervous about the one behind him…just sayin’
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Get your mind out of the gutter 😉
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No way..it’s fun here 😉
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