Scarecrows hanging from a lamp post
Alphabe-Thursday is celebrating a second week of non-alphabet posts, this week "anything autumn."
And here we have representatives from the 2011 Scarecrow Invasion held in Meaford, Ontario - an annual family event that has been held for 15 years.
Just hanging around
Culture Days were held a few weekends ago (September 30 through October 2) but many scarecrows were still hanging in there two weeks later when I took these photos.
Hanging together
And in spite of rain and wind, they were in pretty good condition.
Hanging in there
I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE
In France, there are several towns that organise a scarecrow festival every year. But i never saw "hanging "scarecrows! Ü
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty cute and pretty funny. I like the small, creative local festivals. Anything to counter the increasing homogeneity we are confronting.
ReplyDeleteFun fall shots!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! What a fun, fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, what great decorations.
ReplyDeletei need to show these to our city hall guys, this would be easy to do for our light poles and I LOVE THEM. yet another WOW from you
ReplyDeleteWhat fun captures for the day! Just the giggles needed on this grim, gray day! I love all those scarecrows "hanging" around your town -- and in this case - literally hanging! Thanks for the smiles and the color!! Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
What a great idea! Love your shots.
ReplyDeleteSlightly scary (and I am not a crow), but absolutely funny!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a French scarecrow festival but I wish the French would NOT sell Christmas decorations in October and at long last make the most of autumn fun...
ReplyDeleteP.S.: that was my rant for today, sorry it had to be you... :-)
ReplyDeleteHee! These are very acrobatic scarecrows!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great event! Too bad I never knew about it while still living in Canada. I would have visited. Thanks for taking me there in your photos.
ReplyDeleteMigod! These belong in Stone Creek...please come down. These are much cuter than ours! And they're probably tired of hanging around up there in the cold!
ReplyDeleteHow festive and fun! Wish I were malleable enough to swing from lamp posts! =>
ReplyDeleteHow unique, and I LOVE them. So funny!
ReplyDeleteB.
I love scarecrows. One of our local market towns holds an arts festival each year and the Rotary Club organise a selection of scarecrows around the town.
ReplyDeleteTHat is fun; love scarecrows.
ReplyDeleteThose are fantastic scarecrows ever! I like the idea of dangling them like that.
ReplyDeleteLocal festivals are the best. Quite creative with all the scarecrows 'hanging' about. MB
ReplyDeleteThese are cute pictures. I think they would be good for any time of the year.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I would love to see some of these little guys hanging around my town! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I've never seen scarecrows on lamppost, before.
ReplyDeleteI love these spooky little creatures!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE scarecrows and would have an absolute blast here!! Thanks for sharing such cuteness:}
ReplyDeleteOh what fun! Love this display and your photos are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThose are just adorable! I really love the dramatic sky in the last shot. Happy Alphabe-Thursday!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
This sounds like a great event. My son would love this.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cool! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly scared all the crows away. LOL
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE all those clever scarecrows! What fun!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose scarecrows are sweet! I love your autumn post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Love the one in the striped shirt at the top...
ReplyDeleteI'll bet they make everyone smile. I love to see that sort of Hallowe'en scene.
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot! Acrobatic scare crows! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteO my Gosh! Love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteWhata a fun medley of photos! An inventive and creative way to "celebrate" both harvests and Halloween!
ReplyDeleteOh I am a big fan of scarecrows, so much so that I have a few that lurk about our grounds long after autumn has turned to a frozen tundra....I have a couple scarecrows that are dressed with masks just for halloween! Long live the might scarecrows!
ReplyDeleteHi again!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun pics!
And thanks too for stopping by. Hope you enjoyed the fun.
Have a great weekend & look forward to *seeing* you again next time,
XOXO LOLA:)
Adorable, how they're just hanging around on those lampposts. I agree with Jack, it's refreshing to see a unique and authentic local festival.
ReplyDeleteBest decorations ever!
ReplyDeleteEver!!
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very fun!
ReplyDeleteOh, that just makes me laugh!! Seeing them hanging from the lamposts!!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute....love those scarecrows, and such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely an interesting decoration for the town! I can imagine it being quite scary to see them in the evening when it's dark :)
ReplyDeleteThese are way cool!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that?!!!
ReplyDeleteMy laugh for the week! Next year I'm going to hang my scarecrows from the maple trees. LOL! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun pictures! I've never seen them on light poles but what a fabulous idea! And those pictures against the sky were really neat! How in the world did everyone set up their displays?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the smile and the fun look at Autumn!
And for linking up to Fall Break!
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