Last week I had what
aafetzer would amusingly call a playdate with the lovely Liz and an new adoribibble friend, Jo, who at one point, decided to treat me to a taste of my own medicine.
Anyhew since I know nothing about the county that I live in she took me to the picturesque and uber touristy Matlock Bath.
Most of the shops were closed. Like this one…
…which I cannot figure out what on earth they’re selling. Maybe pottery? But upon closer inspection the only ceramics were those in the window. I’m not sure if I want to venture in when it’s open.
But this is not the cause of the title of this post. Oh no no no. That is but a tidbit.
You’ll have to slog through the boring reminiscence first.
Anyhew we crossed a bridge….
and started walking along the riverside….
….only stopping occasionally when Reuben formed a strange stance when he noticed his shadow,
or when we happened on a mini waterfall,
or a beautiful building….uh….thing…..meant for….uh….hmmm….I can’t figure out what on earth this was built for. I suppose it could have been used for nefarious jelly experiments. Yes, makes perfect sense.
Uncharacteristically, I happened to walk right past was this monument.:
One of many dotted in prominent places in towns and villages.
In fact, it was Jo who started laughing uproariously when she noticed the best two names ever beheld by a British soldier;
As Grandma from Mulan in all her wisdom once recounted "Whoo! Sign me up for the next war!"
I think Jo and I are going to get along ever so nicely. I do love how her brain works.
Toodles Sweets – Ariane
- Location:Matlock Bath's Monument of Wonder
- Mood:
mischievous

Comments
I like the bridge photo a lot.
It made for a very entertaing post!
Reuben's pose is funny.
And hahahaha. What an unusual name...or was it Henry Hardstaff, and Dick Hall? Still, it is very funny!
and nope - the poor lad's name is indeed Dick Hardstaff
I love the name of that pottery shop!
That's hysterical!
Hardstaff...[snicker]