Seems we have quickly reached the tail end of the ABC's. The letter "X" may not be as difficult as one might initially think. I think we could also allow "ex" . There are a lot of naturally occurring "X"s - never realized it until I started looking with "ABC eyes". I'll be your host and try my best to comment on your posts. Can't wait to see the creative things you all come up with.
Lots of Xs in this bridge
Xs in the covered bridge with hubby as an "O" (as in XO for hug and kiss)
Xs in the air as an entrance to Botanical Gardens of Coastal Maine
Xtramart
Looks like an Xray (a filter in my PP program)
The subject of the Xray.
Never know where you'll see "X"
PAToGraphy wrote:
Seems we have quickly reached the tail end of the ABC's. The letter "X" may not be as difficult as one might initially think. I think we could also allow "ex" . There are a lot of naturally occurring "X"s - never realized it until I started looking with "ABC eyes". I'll be your host and try my best to comment on your posts. Can't wait to see the creative things you all come up with.
Creative visions, methinks.
8-)
Hunt around, there are Xs here.
Behind the Mailbox (good thing I wasn't in close up mode)
Balcony construction for Windows on the Water Restaurant with 4th oldest oak in PEI
Church Windows, Cemetery dates from early 1800s
Overlapping LInes in several structures, residential ice fun
PAToGraphy wrote:
Seems we have quickly reached the tail end of the ABC's. The letter "X" may not be as difficult as one might initially think. I think we could also allow "ex" . There are a lot of naturally occurring "X"s - never realized it until I started looking with "ABC eyes". I'll be your host and try my best to comment on your posts. Can't wait to see the creative things you all come up with.
Nice series to get the
X challenge started here. You beat me to the punch but I'll chime in here anywhere I can. I found a few to share right away...
These slanting sticks in Denver appear to make X's from my camera's point of view.
Xylophone mallets eXtracting harmonious sounds for this Xyzolaphone.
Pick an X any X, go ahead make it two!
This is going to be a tough one! But here are a few to get the brain cells working.
Aquaduct brace
Road Runner Crossing
Railroad Crossing
Challenge Letter "X": Xian, China - one of the country's oldest cities with over 4,000 years of history. A rectangular wall surrounds the city, including a moat. The city is most famous for its terra-cotta warriors and horses, which were buried with the emperor in 210-209 BC to protect him in the afterlife. The figures were discovered in 1974 by local farmers as they were digging a well. The statues of men and the horses are life size. Bronze chariots discovered were made of bronze and were half-size.
The main site for the warriors and horses
Closeup of the warriors and horses
Statues in process of restoration
Bronze chariot and horses
Main Gate Watch Tower on the city wall
Walkway on top of the wall
Private entrance leading inside the wall
Decorative drums in a courtyard inside the wall
pg 1 - Wonderful shots - brought back memories of when hubbie and self went to China on our 25th wedding anni - before the dam was built . We did a trip on the Yangtze too so would have loved to see what it looks like now!
UWDAWG wrote:
Challenge Letter "X": Xian, China - one of the country's oldest cities with over 4,000 years of history. A rectangular wall surrounds the city, including a moat. The city is most famous for its terra-cotta warriors and horses, which were buried with the emperor in 210-209 BC to protect him in the afterlife. The figures were discovered in 1974 by local farmers as they were digging a well. The statues of men and the horses are life size. Bronze chariots discovered were made of bronze and were half-size.
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Some ideas gleaned from previous posts!
UWDAWG wrote:
Challenge Letter "X": Xian, China - one of the country's oldest cities with over 4,000 years of history. A rectangular wall surrounds the city, including a moat. The city is most famous for its terra-cotta warriors and horses, which were buried with the emperor in 210-209 BC to protect him in the afterlife. The figures were discovered in 1974 by local farmers as they were digging a well. The statues of men and the horses are life size. Bronze chariots discovered were made of bronze and were half-size.
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Old mine head - with some X's hidden in the structure
Railway safety, Africa Style
Chicken wire X's behind traditionally dressed Herero Lady
jacklpine wrote:
Hunt around, there are Xs here.
p1 Thanks, jacklpine,. Looks like you have the idea! I see lots of "X"s
lhammer43 wrote:
Nice series to get the X challenge started here. You beat me to the punch but I'll chime in here anywhere I can. I found a few to share right away...
P1 Yes, I see the blue Xs too. Clever eye, lham
littlebiddle wrote:
This is going to be a tough one! But here are a few to get the brain cells working.
p1 LB thanks for joining in. Yes, you got the "X" idea just fine. SOmeone must have the "X Files" show somewhere...
UWDAWG wrote:
Challenge Letter "X": Xian, China - one of the country's oldest cities with over 4,000 years of history. A rectangular wall surrounds the city, including a moat. The city is most famous for its terra-cotta warriors and horses, which were buried with the emperor in 210-209 BC to protect him in the afterlife. The figures were discovered in 1974 by local farmers as they were digging a well. The statues of men and the horses are life size. Bronze chariots discovered were made of bronze and were half-size.
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p1 Perfect for "X". Read about this in Natl Geo years ago when they were just starting work on it. Amazing and lots of Xs too.
suejay50 wrote:
Some ideas gleaned from previous posts!
p1 The woman is so beautiful - stark contrast to her surroundings. Thanks, suejay. "X" seems to be used a lot in construction. I believe that's because it is a strong formation. Larry - am I right?
I will post a few more and then am out for most of day. Stay out of trouble and I'll check in when I can.
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