Something for the Weekend No. 60

« Something for the Weekend 59 - the answer | Something for the Weekend No 60 - the answer »

Something for the Weekend No. 60

by Usksider ^Pro @ Saturday, 24. May, 2008 – 07:21:22

Saturday's seem to come round very quickly don't they? Well I think so anyway... teaser-wise at least.

Anyway, here's another Saturday and another Little Something for the Weekend for you to play with.

I know it's a bit early, but I've got a few things to do this morning so I thought I'd get the teaser posted before I started.

I am your Little Something for the Weekend

but what am I?

Try to be specific in your guesses please...

Winner's details/correct answer will be posted tomorrow evening - happy guessing all!

Clues available....

A Big Clue

Another Clue

More clues!
Options:
Tags:
Trackback URL for "Something for the Weekend No. 60"

Enter this code:

80 Comments on Something for the Weekend No. 60

Hide subcomments

- happy28 ^Pro
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 07:35:37
my mind cries out chocolate - is it a double decker with nougat inside?

The more rational me, thinks maybe its a stone, reflected in a puddle?

Nearly shut down without checking your post (i did look at 6.15am) and would've been gutted!

Have a lovely day, It was sunny here but has now turned cold and miserable.

x
- - happy28 ^Pro
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 07:37:40
  Is it me, or are your teasers getting ridiculously devilishly hard? I can't get over the quality of your zooming, so I reckon my guesses are wrong. Maybe its a tortoises leg?
  
  Or the side view of kitchen tile?
  - - happy28 ^Pro
    - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 07:38:29
    alas, its breakfast time for me in this household, i'd offer you a coffee but i don't drink the stuff anymore. Anyone for herbal tea?
    
    x
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 08:08:38
      I'll take a fruity tea if you have one please.
      - Reply to comment
      - Permalink
  - - Usksider ^Pro
    - http://www.usksider.co.uk
    - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 08:07:05
    Yes!
    
    Ridiculously hard that is!
    - Reply to comment
    - Permalink
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 08:06:00
  Ummmm chocolate......
  
  Heaven forbid you should have missed this one Happy...
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- deleted user
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 09:52:12
i feel useless at these, I can only think of a cross section of stone
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:24:34
  Not useless at all Jac...
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- Tentativeplotfinder
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 10:53:21
Edge of a tile around an ornamental pond...
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:27:09
  Ah, you know me so well.... pond-life!
  - - Tentativeplotfinder
    - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 13:54:53
    Ducks, and paddling, and sitting watching the world go by?
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:13:26
      I can do that for Britain...
      - Tentativeplotfinder
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:37:15
        
        And a most excellent thing it is to do, as well.
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:47:57
        
        Indeed so...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
- tylluanpenry ^Pro
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 10:58:45
The innards of a pomegranate.....?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:27:53
  You know what they say about pomegranates...
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- xmillyxxx ^Pro
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:34:52
???? ...ooohhh...i never get these!! could'nt even hazard a guess!! xx
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:37:51
  I'm going to be extremely generous and post you all a clue...
  - - xmillyxxx ^Pro
    - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:41:06
    ...sounds good to me!! xx
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 11:57:06
      Coming in a couple of minutes....
      - happy28
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 16:46:03
        
        Clue? Did I hear you say clue? oooh, Where?
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        happy28 ^Pro
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 16:50:26
        
        found it you sneaky one. Is it a slice of chocolate cake? shot in an afternoon tea shop?
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        happy28 ^Pro
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 16:51:27
        
        could it be water running over a weir again?
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        happy28 ^Pro
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 16:53:39
        
        a ~~chocolate~~ covered spade or other garden implement?
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        happy28 ^Pro
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 16:54:51
        
        i meant to add or mud covered...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:27:27
        
        You're getting warmer....
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:26:30
        
        ~~not chocolate~~ covered ~~garden~~ implement...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:23:26
        
        Not a chance...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:22:55
        
        An afternoon tea shop... a pot of Earl Grey... good company... Ummmm...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:16:20
        
        On my blog, blog...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
- xmillyxxx ^Pro
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 17:57:41
Its a bit of a boat??? xx
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 18:02:58
  I might be to do with boats...
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- workandbooks
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 19:57:33
Looks like water floating about on something oily - but don't know what.
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 20:04:23
  Oily is kinda close... have a look at the clue... see if it helps.
  - - workandbooks
    - Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 23:09:25
    The puddle Dr Foster stepped in?
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:26:32
      Just why did Dr Foster go to Gloucester?
      - workandbooks
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 12:01:53
        
        One of life's mysteries, never to be answered. Who was Dr Foster anyway? One thing's for sure, he never went there again.
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 12:07:49
        
        I had absolutely no idea... however:
        
        The origins of "Doctor Foster" are reputedly lie in English history dating back to the Plantagenet monarchy of the 13th century when King Edward 1 ("Doctor Foster") was thought to have visited Gloucester and fell from his horse into a large muddy puddle! He is said to have been so humiliated by this experience that he refused to ever visit Gloucester again! King Edward 1 (June 17, 1239 – July 7, 1307) was a powerful man, over six foot tall - hence his nickname of Longshanks. Edward built many castle - fortresses in Wales as part of his strategy to conquer the Welsh who were led by Llywelyn ap Gruffydd - Edward succeeded and Llywelyn became the last independent Prince of Wales.
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        workandbooks
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 14:45:28
        
        Well, fancy that. That's very interesting. Something to fill my Sunday afternoon with now, I shall search the internet to see if I can find any history about characters from nursery rhymes.....um, sorry but still don't know what the photo is
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 21:40:14
        
        Amazing what yo can find on the Net isn't it?
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
- Munzly ^Pro
- http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 21:06:54
Tarred planking?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:11:36
  Yo ho and up she rises...
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- Munzly ^Pro
- http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 21:13:42
Caterpillar track?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:12:04
  What species?
  - - Munzly ^Pro
    - http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
    - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:37:41
    Noisyus Mechania
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:45:56
      Those are the big clanky ones aren't they...
      - Munzly ^Pro
        
        http://poppycock.blog.co.uk/
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 06:05:10
        
        Yes, they don't metamorphose into flutterbys, just heaps of rust.
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
        
        Show this thread
        
        Usksider ^Pro
        
        http://www.usksider.co.uk
        
        Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 06:26:50
        
        Of course I always prefer them in their 'adult' state...
        
        Reply to comment
        
        Permalink
- happy28
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 21:40:59
oil filled tyre track in muddy road?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:16:49
  Tyre tracks... didn't we already do tyre tracks?
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- happy
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 21:44:27
is it the glass window of a light house?
or a rusty anchor?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:17:36
  I wanna marry a lighthouse keeper...
  - - happy28 ^Pro
    - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 14:18:19
    even if it's a man?
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 21:38:22
      Ummmm....
      - Reply to comment
      - Permalink
- jackfrost ^Pro
- Saturday, 24. May, 2008 @ 22:00:17
an Oar???.....or maybe it's that elusive unicorn!!
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 05:18:28
  I think the stripes are wrong for a unicorn....
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- happy28 ^Pro
- Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:23:25
uhm, a lock gate?

the concrete side of the river bank?

is it a tool to scrape barnacles off the bottom of boats?
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:30:02
  Now we're cooking with gas!
  - - happy28 ^Pro
    - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 14:19:02
    oh gosh, I've run outta steam. Can't think of anything more boaty!
    - - Usksider ^Pro
      - http://www.usksider.co.uk
      - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 21:38:54
      I'll post the answer in a little while....
      - Reply to comment
      - Permalink
- happy28 ^Pro
- Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:27:20
greasy hull or halyard of a boat?
- - happy28 ^Pro
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:29:07
  i despair.
  - - Usksider ^Pro
    - http://www.usksider.co.uk
    - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:34:28
    Nooooooooo.... don't do that.
    - Reply to comment
    - Permalink
- - Usksider ^Pro
  - http://www.usksider.co.uk
  - Sunday, 25. May, 2008 @ 09:30:37
  You're getting colder....
  - Reply to comment
  - Permalink
- Munzly