(A-Sailing We Go)
We will go a-sailing,
a-sailing we will go
No sail we two will have,
paddle pedals work
with a stop here and there
No monkey business we,
only real birds and bees
same for ones on the fence
Around the bend they watch,
until we reach the
wall
not those stuck on the wrong
The wrong side of the fence,
not a pretty scene
bids
Mind your side of the fence,
bad is on
other side_ _ _ _ _
- [click on pictures once or twice for larger view]
Photos and Poem Copyright © 2016 Jimmiehov, All Rights Reserved
- The Photos were taken on our recent visit to Regents Park, London, U.K.
- KP, Mrs. Jim, and I did a 'paddle boat' tour of the lake at Regents Park back in 2013. I wrote a poem using pictures from that visit, I called it "A Troll Lives Here." http://jimmiehov.blogspot.com/2013/09/toll-lives-here-two-shoes-tuesday.html
- KP, Mrs. Jim, and I did a 'paddle boat' tour of the lake at Regents Park back in 2013. I wrote a poem using pictures from that visit, I called it "A Troll Lives Here." http://jimmiehov.blogspot.com/2013/09/toll-lives-here-two-shoes-tuesday.html
- Today I'm linked with Gillena Cox in The Imaginary Garden with Real Toads,
FASHION ME YOUR WORDS ~ a sailing we will go (I am at 100 words, not counting the title.
- I found a Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme, "I saw a ship a-sailing" when I was trying to find out how to spell "a-sailing". The Rhyme is linked below:
http://www3.amherst.edu/~rjyanco94/literature/mothergoose/rhymes/isawashipasailing.html- "I saw a ship a-sailing..."
by Mother Goose
Thanks for your response Jim. I also enjoyed The Troll. Your pics are lovely. I have an album of photos of vacation in London in the 1900s and they are a treasure
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday
Much love...
Sounds like lovely fun! And the pictures are a treat too.
ReplyDeleteAs for your response to mine – definitely not NZ! I have answered you in more detail back there.
This is a fun read, Jim. Thanks for adding in the photos.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful trip and great photos for remembrance
ReplyDeleteLove the song like quality... and sailing on bicycle is a wonderful way to move.
ReplyDeleteTo me this sounds like a children's nursery rhyme -- with a sing-song rhythm in the words. I did enjoy the pictures, Jim. Nature is such a beauty, even the smallest creatures and moments. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI always love the sight of those peddle-boats - they must be great fun! We had them in Kelowna. And once, I saw a sort of boat-car that had wheels, but when one drove it into the lake, it floated and became a boat. Very odd.
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