#Fowc #Football #Soccer #Rugby
Two crowds sit on their
Respective rumps, cheering on the warriors
In their tribes colours Red or Blue
By the end of the first act
A tribe at one end of the ground is jubilant
Leaping in the air – whilst the other isn’t so happy
Something in Colour and Black and white
Something B&W and in Colour….
Two things, my England Barbarians Top and My Imperial War Museum Fleece
The BaBa Rugby Shirt is Black and White, Whilst my Museum Fleece has had all the colour drained from it – it would be brilliant red if this were colour….
Both taken using Black and White Monochrome mode with my Trusty old Nikon Camera with 50mm lens
Manchester 28th August
#promptuarium
Sat on a midsummers afternoon
Covered in the colours of his sports team round his neck
A regular of the local rugby team
Resplendent in his club colours
Following his team, which ever stadium they go to
For years now, people have been
ranting over the amount of packaging an item is wrapped in.
a thing they need to consider is where it’s
going to. There’s a lot of movement in a delivery van, and
if the owners don’t want their precious vases turned into a jigsaw puzzle
lifting the cargo will take a little bit of t.l,c.
equally, it will remind the removals team not to use them as a rugby ball
A tale of the city I live in…enjoy
It started as an outpost
a place so far from Rome
people soon put down roots
and began to call it home
Waters ran from rivers to well
and before the flush toilet – O what a smell!
Horse and Cart instead of the car
brought goods round from near and far
Inventors improved things – bringing light to the night
burning a gas that burned bright white
Theories exchanged – via great schools of thought
as on the dockside , commodities were bought
But as things changed – so did life
Entertainment phased out trouble and strife
Theatres and Football if you were in to sport
as visitors came visiting this brand new port
Museum’s taught the tales of the place
and seeing the objects – they thought they were ace
learning about engines, tractors and trains
that went over rails crossing valleys and plains
But still city grows as the minute hand moves
as new companies settle and start a new groove
As water still passes down canal it does go
passengers visit on boats as it flows.
