CFFC: Numbers or Letters.

Posted on 03/07/2019 by David M

This is my contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Numbers or Letters.

I thought I would go with the numbers One to 7.

One American Robin posing for a photo.

A sign of spring.

Two Yellow Lady’s Slipper Orchids.

Yellow Lady's Slipper.

Three old Fordson tractors.

Old Fordson tractors.

Four Maple leaves on a moss covered boulder.

Maple leaves and moss.

Five Sandhill Cranes silhouetted at sunset.

Formation flying at sunset.

Six Yamaha RD 350 LC motorcycles.

A row of race bikes.

Rally car #7.

9 thoughts on “CFFC: Numbers or Letters.”

susurrus 03/07/20192:57 pm Reply

I found myself counting them all…

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1. David M 03/07/20193:08 pm Reply
  
  Thanks Susan, that was my intention.
  
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Cee Neuner 03/07/20193:27 pm Reply

Splendid photos for this week. 😀 😀

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1. David M 03/07/20193:31 pm Reply
  
  Thanks Cee, it was fun putting the sequence together. I only added the 7 to the end just before posting.
  
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Olga 03/07/20196:36 pm Reply

Just love the first two. The lady’s slipper duo are so lovely. 🙂

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1. David M 03/07/20196:38 pm Reply
  
  Thanks Olga, it was interesting putting the sequence together.
  
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Stuart Templeton 04/07/20197:10 am Reply

Brilliant David – very inventive! I liked Number 7, where was that taken?

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1. David M 04/07/201910:29 am Reply
  
  Thanks Stuart. Number 7 was the spectator stage at Trentham Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent during the RAC Rally in either 1984 or 85.
  
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  1. Stuart Templeton 04/07/201912:15 pm
    
    I wondered if it was the RAC – good stuff!
    
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