This week, for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness, our host Sarah (of Travel With Me fame) would like us to find a number of numbers. Well, here goes. The featured photo comes from Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Can I remember who the sculptor is? Not a chance. But this piece is big and bright and gloriously technicolored. I wonder if it’s still there?
Altogether more godly, righteous and sober is the hymn board in Masham Church announcing the choices of hymn for – presumably – the previous Sunday’s service.
Equally useful is this board spotted at Beamish Museum. As far as I remember, they’re the tokens used by employees to check in and out of work as they came and went.
Not quite so useful, but a lot more fun is this book, bought to delight my granddaughter and her parents, and anyone else lucky enough to have the chance to read this highly entertaining story.
And spotted once in France, a house number designed to include a small arithmetic lesson as you wait for the door to be opened for you.
Oh look! It’s past my bed time. I’m off …
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Wonderful! You really are very good entertainment value, Margaret xx
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Haha! Hope the grandkids still think so this time next week. They’re not up, so two minutes of peace ….
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Fingers crossed xx
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You have a great variety Margaret, they look fantastic.
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I love that French house number! I have fond memories of the Hepworths at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
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What a delightful selection Margaret.
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