and this
Not to mention bridges like this
wouldn't need any extra embellishment, but that is where you would be wrong.
Wandering around Oxford last weekend I came across this!
It is safe to say that this square in Oxford had been well and truly yarnstormed.
And very pretty it looked too!
Linking up to
Gorgeous photos! Hope you're enjoying your travels :D
ReplyDeleteLoving these photos, a trip down memory lane for me, as Oxford is my home town.... I hope you are having a great time - yarn bombing is crazy!!!! x
ReplyDeleteYour photos are wonderful. I love the beautiful, old architecture.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheryl, Oxford has amazing buildings everywhere you look!
DeleteMmm that bridge is pretty! The yarnstorming ain't too bad either :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's very pretty! I hope people leave it there and don't nick it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Fiona! I wish one day I could visit the UK.
ReplyDeleteThe yarn bombing is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI used to live down the road from Oxford in a little village near Banbury and we'd often go into town on a Saturday. There are some amazing buildings - but there's an equal share of vile, 60's monstrosities that can spoil many a photo opportunity!! I always wondered how they managed to film Morse and Lewis and leave the viewer with the impression that the whole city is beautiful!!
I love yarn garlands! I have one on my very own staircase. Beautiful, really.
ReplyDeleteAmanda Rose
http://sewmuchtosay.blogspot.com
That sounds lovely Amanda Rose!
DeleteI wonder if it had to do with knit in public week?
ReplyDeleteFabulous, that is so cool
ReplyDeleteI do love a good yarn bombing! What a beautiful city (even without the yarn!)
ReplyDeleteOh we saw evidence of Guerilla Knitters in Boston, how funny.
ReplyDeleteHa, no-one is safe from yarn-bombing!
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