Water of Leith, Edinburgh, 2014
Broadstairs, Kent, 2016
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 12 February 2021
Posted as part of Cee’s B&W Challenge
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Hands-free
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Water of Leith, Edinburgh, 2014
Broadstairs, Kent, 2016
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 12 February 2021
Posted as part of Cee’s B&W Challenge
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Travel with Intent 
All you need is glove (plagiarised from The Beatles Yellow Submarine Movie)
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🙂 Reminds me of seeing one shoe lying in the street or elsewhere and wondering what the heck!! How didn’t someone notice that they lost a shoe? A glove would be much easier to lose, although I’m sure the lost shoe wasn’t on someone’s foot when lost.
janet
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Another wonderful find for this week’s lost challenge. 😀 😀
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You wouldn’t be walking about with no gloves today! It’s a beautiful sunny day, but with the ice and the wind I’m staying in!
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The first picture I a winner for me.
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Thank you!
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A good few years ago I started adding an image at the end of my blog of the gloves I found on my daily walks. What caught my interest was that 1. I never found a pair of gloves. 2. Adult gloves were always LEFT handed. 3. Children’s Gloves were always RIGHT handed. Over that winter (if they had been pairs) I could have opened a glove shop. The left right/single glove phenomena I mentioned to friends that I regularly met. They laughed at first at my apparent obsession but it must have inspired them as they kept on reporting back…. and the left right bias want my imagination. I think folk on my territorial walks have given up on gloves as I haven’t seen one for several years 🙂
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I reckon all the parents around you use their left hand to hold their child’s right hand and do it without gloves!
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That was my conclusion…..
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A splendid example. It’s bound to be mine. I lose gloves constantly.
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You should attach them to a string, Margaret!
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I even did that once. But I just felt too daft.
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We should turn it into a fashion. My gloves are on and off all the time to operate the camera and phone (as I can’t find my fold-back finger ones)
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Feeling shivery just thinking about that, Debs 🙂 🙂
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You’d certainly shiver over here at the moment. It was bitterly cold yesterday – walking across an open field was so painful for my face, I was surprised I didn’t have icicles on my eyelashes.
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