Was ever a seaside guest house more aptly named? It’s like a billboard for a seagull show. They’re all lined up for the cabaret.
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25
2013
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Was ever a seaside guest house more aptly named? It’s like a billboard for a seagull show. They’re all lined up for the cabaret.
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There should be a song to go along with this one. They can then starts to kick up their heels like a chorus line of dancers. LOL
Very funny post ….
Is this Devon or Cornwall? They tend to be very forward in this part of the world and sweep down and steal food from right out of your hand just when you’re not looking
Very clever. I’m picturing them singing and dancing.
Hehehe. It’s an image which will stay in your mind. 😀
After reading your expression “cabaret” of gulls, I’ll never look at them at our lake in quite the same way again! Its marvellous.
I suspect that I’ll also never see them in the same light, Babsje. I’ll definitely have a chuckle every time I see a row of seagulls. 🙂
Suddenly I had visions of sea gulls dancing the can can to the tune of New York, New York!
This sounds like an idea for a Disney musical. 🙂
This is a remarkable photo! It is all about building community – we could learn from our feather friends. 🙂
Thanks, Rebecca. So true. 🙂
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What an excellent shot. I assume it’s the start of a song. The middle one is handling the first verse solo before the others all spin around and join in for a big chorus. 😀
Hehehe…..I love your interpretation of the event, Lance. I can just imagine this, and it makes me smile. 🙂
Well spotted AD 😉
Thanks. I’m sure that roof was also “well spotted” after that many seagulls had been perched up there for a while. 😀
you amused me with “…seagull show. They’re all lined up for the cabaret…”
That was absolutely fantastic, Frizz! It went down very well with my breakfast cereal. 🙂
Nice 🙂
Thanks, Swati. 🙂
Ready steady … Go. Oops the middle one is going backwards.
Hahaha…….well I guess someone has to be the Prima Donna, and get all the attention. 🙂
Would this be St Ives?
No, you’re close, but it was taken in Looe. 🙂
una piccola scala per il paradiso!
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I love that, Ventis. 🙂
That is a lovely name for sure and love the gulls! Great capture Sylvia and thanks for sharing this lovely post hon. 😀 *big hugs*
Love it, great shot!
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed. 🙂
Hey Sylvia! 🙂
How cute ate they!! Great shots.
Love and hugs to you! Paula xxx
Hi there, Paula. Glad you liked this shot. Sending you love and hugs too. Have a wonderful weekend. xx
And to you, Sylvia! xxxxx
lol…love this photo!
Thanks, Heather. 🙂
Good catch!
Thanks, YC. 🙂
I always have to chuckle at the gulls… they’re such goofy characters.
Yes they are, Gunta. Glad you liked the line-up. 🙂
What a great capture! Love it 🙂
Thanks, Amy. It was too good to miss. 🙂
Yes well spotted Sylvia 🙂
Thanks, Gilly. 🙂
Adorable sea gull birds 😀
Thanks so much. 🙂
Great capture. 🙂
It was a gift. 🙂
…. 🙂 amazing view you captured, Thanks and Love, nia
Thanks, Nia. 🙂
Classic!
Is the house next door ‘Buoys’?
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Getting ready to strut their stuff for the Wednesday Matinee !
I think so, Poppy. 🙂
That is a absolutely perfect Sylvia! They are like living advertisements for the guest house.
Thanks, Phil. I’m sure the owners of the guest house must have seen this view before they named the place. 🙂
Perfect! All you have to do is…listen? 😀
Thanks, Ese. Those gulls do make a lot of noise. 🙂
What a hoot…a chorus line!! love love your humor♥
Hehehe. Thanks, Laurie. 🙂
Love it…
Thanks, bulldog. 🙂
Love th4 one fellow who turned around to look in your direction 🙂
Hahaha….I think he must have been the lead dancer. The others just got to wiggle their ‘tushes’ whilst he did his thing. 🙂
Nice shot! you half expect them to do a YMCA lol
Thanks, Andy. Love your comment. 🙂
Great catch! And so colorful to boot.
Thanks, Gemma. 🙂
What a great capture! Cool photo, Sylvia. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed, Cathy. 🙂
Great! 🙂
Thanks, Inga. 🙂
so typical of Cornwall … well captured!
Thanks so much, Christine. 🙂